Primos Hunting Pheasant Call, Hardwood Barrel, Green | Classic hardwood barrel for loud, true tones, specially designed reed for raspy cackles

Good product, everything is fine

Very good quality excellent

Works alright, but didn't want to work when in the cold....had to try and get it warmed up before any sound came out.

It works good and makes a sound, but I haven't ever heard pheasants make that sound before, so I dont think I will be using this ever again, probably just give it to the kids to play with.

Nifty little call. wood construction and with a little practice makes accurate sounds, Comes packed on a card with directions on the back. No lanyard but I had an extra, The directions are a little bit on the light side - but if you hunt pheasants you know what they sound like. Beginners should watch a video on youtube or have someone show them how to use it. All I all though, its a nice little gadget for not a lot of money and its worth carrying afield, The first pheasant you locate will pay for it.

I purchased this for my husband. He doesn't have a hunting dog. He used the call and the pheasants answered him. He was happy to have conformation that birds were in the area and a general idea of where. Happy husband, happy wife.

Sounds like a cross between a duck call and a squirrel cal. Does NOT sound like a pheasant

Affordable and easy to use. Had everyone in the field convinced and even had a rooster react on the first morning that we used it.

Great

Wow. The people who crap on the sound of this call Need to google how to use the call. Sound out... “Tuk-a Tuk-a”. That’s all you need to know GREAT PRODUCT

Search for an online video by Haydells Game Calls on their P90 Pheasant Call. This will show you the best way to hold this (the Primos Call) in your hand as well. Then, most sources will tell you to make a ‘Tukka’ noise whilst blowing into the call. I’d agree but make sure you play around; not all Pheasants call the same way and I find varying between a ‘Turr Gan’ and ‘CaTurr Gan’ sound seems to get the best callback result to zero-in on a roosters location… that and a dog. All jokes aside, there’s so truly awful videos of people attempting to use this call, amusing yes, but educational? No… Not had much joy with other calls, particularly the flushing call so combining with a Turkey Call Diaphragm is a solid way to get the males running in like a horny teenager…

very realistic already have bagged a few

Ducks and pheasant noises