DOMINATOR CALL®
4-time award winner in game calling
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antelope CALL
A. snort
This is a call sound made to stop fleeing pronghorn antelope.
B. SNORT chuckle
This is a call sound made to allow you to walk up and closely approach the antelope in full view.
Use the large end of the Dominator Call® for making the Pronghorn Antelope call sounds. The Dominator Call® (Aka: Calls-M-All™ Game Call) is featured extensively in a book titled, “Hunting Trophy Antelope”, a Do-it-Yourself Guide” by Mike Eastman. Chapter 17, Calling for Antelope (Vocalizations), pages 263-267 is devoted entirely to using the Dominator Call®
As the oldest and number one antelope call on the market, the Dominator Call® is the trusted choice for serious
pronghorn hunters. Whether you're calling a buck during the September rut or breaking a herd's defense, this call
produces flawless, authentic Antelope Snorts and Chuckles that flat-out work
Antelope Snort/Chuckle video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=VN0RcYZQJA0
Audio Instructions
A. snort
B. snort / chuckle
video instruction
SNORT
SNORT CHUCKLE
Use the large end of the Dominator Call®. Bite down and completely close off the call opening. Blow through the closed end of the call while quickly releasing your biting pressure. This will open the call opening and allow the air to quickly flow across the band/reed, thus producing a sharp Snort sound. Repeat this process again and again to stop running Antelope. You can’t over call when making the Antelope Snort. Bite and release, bite and release multiple times while blowing. When Antelope hear the Snort sound, they will eventually stop running and look back almost every time. This will offer you that standing still shot that you may not have had.
Credibility
MAGAZINE FEATURE
Eastmans' Journal, July/August 1995
“Revolutionary Game Call”
“Ahead of the 1994 Wyoming antelope opener, bowhunter Ed Parodi spent the summer learning to reproduce antelope sounds on the Calls-M-All™, sneaking within yards of dozens of pronghorn bucks in the cactus and sage."
"I was confident the Calls-M-All™ would literally revolutionize archery antelope hunting."
"On the hunt, with Bruce Hancock and Ed's wife Cheryl set up in sagebrush blinds near a stock tank, Parodi used sharp snorts to stop a wary buck cold in open country, then closed the distance and made the shot. The buck green-scored 74 3/4 Pope & Young."
"I would not have collected this fine trophy if it were not for the Calls-M-All™."
"Since then, Parodi went on to take an 18 lb. tom turkey and countless coyotes with the same call, and to bring in a five-point bull elk.”
BOOK CHAPTER
Hunting Trophy Antelope
by Mike Eastman
Chapter 17: “Calling for Antelope (Vocalizations)”
“That alone is enough for me to keep a Calls-M-All™ in my pack and around my neck on a stalk.”
— Mike Eastman, Chapter 17, p.266
“I find the Calls-M-All™ is easy to use and has no moving parts to wear out except a rubber band that can be changed in a second.”
— Mike Eastman, Chapter 17, p.267
"In Chapter 17 of his book, Western hunting authority Mike Eastman devotes an entire chapter to calling antelope, built around the Calls-M-All™. He credits Ed Parodi, a BLM range manager in Wyoming's Big Horn Basin, with identifying the four distinct buck vocalizations the call reproduces: the short snort, the snort chuckle, the hum, and the danger wheeze."
"Eastman recounts misjudging a stalk and finding himself over 500 yards from his target buck — too far for a shot. Using the Calls-M-All's hum, he drew the buck and a doe in to within 300 yards, close enough for 'a good quality shot on a trophy buck.'"
"That alone is enough for me to keep a Calls-M-All™ in my pack and around my neck on a stalk."
"I find the Calls-M-All™ is easy to use and has no moving parts to wear out except a rubber band that can be changed in a second."
Shelley, Idaho: "The antelope came within 10 yards — I was in plain view, downwind, and not in camo."
Clinton Long — Riverton, Utah: "I killed a mule deer, whitetail deer & antelope."
Cary Henspeter — Antelope, California: recommends the instructional tape for mimicking calls "such as antelope."