ELECTRONIC WATERFOWL CALLS

Use the game call recordings to lure game in close (check state game laws for legal use.) A great benefit for novice and advanced hunters.

• Self-teaching device with other calls.

• In-field game call application (check where legal) an in-class teaching device.

• In-field call reference for sound duplication.

• Clear and accurate tone, pitch, and rhythm game calls help the hunter make the right call at the right time.

• Quick call playback for repetitive practice.

• Field-tested

• No cumbersome player devices needed for operation.

Duck Call
Making the right call at the right time commits that other wise circling flock to come to the decoys. Cass Creek game calls has recorded five of those right sounds:

• HIGHBALL GREETING- a loud series of notes used to communicate at a distance.

• LONESOME HEN - Used by a separated female to locate other ducks.

• LAY DOWN CALL - A confidence call used as ducks come to land, talking to others already down.

• FEEDING CALL - A low volume call of contentment among ducks in a feeding zone.

• COMEBACK CALL -A series of drawn out notes attempting to pull back a leaving duck or flock.

Goose Call
As the fall migration approaches, so the activity of water fowl increases. From roosting to feeding areas, common sights and sounds of squadrons of big Canada's usher in the fall goose season. These familiar honks signal a passing flight. Cass Creek has selected five convincing calls to help the hunter pull in those passing flocks:

• HAIL CALL- A long distance greeting made up of a series of spaced rhythmic honks.

• GREETING CALL - An excited contact call often made when one group of geese meet another.

• LAY DOWN CALL -Descending geese make this quick and repetitive single note call when landing.

• FEEDING CALL - A low volume call of contentment among geese in a feeding zone.

• COMEBACK CALL - A pleading series of hail calls, attempting to draw back passing or leaving geese.

SPECKLE BELLY / SNOW GOOSE
These big migrating game birds offer exciting wing shooting. Convincing these geese to come within shot gun range requires good camouflage, a good decoy spread, and good calling. Cass Creek has combined these two water fowl on one versatile call.

• SNOW GREETING - High pitched, excited repetitive call.

• SNOW FLOCK - Flock chorus lures small groups of passing geese.

• FEEDING FLOCK - Contented flock honks and clucks of feeding geese.

• FLOCK LANDING - Luring geese to land and join the decoy spread.

• SPECKLE BELLY GREETING - Excited contact calls when groups of geese meet.