Bite down on the small end of the Dominator Call®, say and repeat the words “Kee-Kee-Kee” into the call. Repeat this sound 3 to 5 times within a minute or two. With practice, you can make the Kee-Kee-Run sound with ease.

Bite down on the small end of the Dominator Call®, blow softly and trill softly (trilling is the rapid vibration of the tip of your tongue behind the upper teeth and roof of your mouth) for about 1 to 3 seconds. Repeat this sound 3 to 5 times. Keep practicing for practice makes perfect.

On the small end of the Dominator Call®, bite down, then release your bite quickly while sucking through the call. Bite and release 5 to 8 times in a 3 to 5 second period. Wait 15 seconds, then repeat it again. During a 10 to 15-minute period, repeat the Turkey Cackle sound about 5 to 10 times. When a Tom Turkey hears this call sound, he will likely gobble and come toward you. Keep practicing.

Using the small end of the Dominator Call®, bite down and blow through the call while saying the word “how-how-how-how-how” about 3-5 times. Quit blowing. In a minute or two, repeat it again. When a Tom Turkey hears this sound, it will trigger a gobble from him. This is an excellent call for locating Tom Turkeys.

Bite down on the call opening about halfway on the large end of the Dominator Call®. Blow softly through the call for about 1 to 2 seconds. It will sound like “Baaaa”, similar to the sound made by sheep. Repeat this call sound every 3 to 5 second for up to 30 seconds in your setup. Stop calling. Repeat this sound every 10-15 minutes. You can also draw this sound out for 4 to 5 seconds by blowing longer. The Common Doe Bleat call sound effectively draws in both Bucks and Does. Stay in place for 20 to 30 minutes per calling segment

Use the large end of the Dominator Call®. Follow the same instructions described in making the Common Doe Bleat call sound, except bite down harder on the large end of the call. By doing so, this will produce a higher pitch Bleat sound that Fawn Deer make. Both Bucks and Does will respond to this call sound. Predator animals will also respond.

Use the serrated side of the Dominator Call® for making the deer grunt call sound by friction. Rub the serrated edge across a small tree limb, the limb of your bow, or over the stock of a firearm 3 to 5 times. Do this sound sparingly about every 10 minutes in you setup. Any object that you are rubbing the serrated edge of the Dominator Call® against will serve as a sounding board to produce a Tending Buck Grunt sound. The 6 raised nodules that make up the serrated edge are designed to produce the rhythm and an excellent Deer Tending Buck Grunt sound by friction. When a Buck Deer hears the Grunt sound, he will come into this sound

Use the Wheeze Baffle in the center of the Dominator Call®. To produce the Buck Wheeze sounds, place your mouth over the Wheeze Baffle. Inhale and exhale 4 to 5 times, for 3 to 4 seconds through the Wheeze Baffle. As air is drawn in and out of the Baffle, the Wheeze sound is produced. This aggressive, nasal, chuffing sound is made by Buck Deer and will attract Bucks to you during the rutting season. Another easy way to produce this snotty, nasal, Buck Wheeze sound is done by simply removing the small band/reed from the small end of the Dominator Call®. Take your fingers and squeeze closed the large end of the Dominator Call®. It is ok to leave the band/reed intact on the large end. Next, inhale and exhale aggressively through the small end of the call. The Wheeze sound is produced when air is drawn in and out of the Wheeze Baffle and the two half-moon shaped orifices located on both sides of the Dominator Call®

Using the small end of the Dominator Call®, bite down on the opening about halfway and say the word “Chicago” 3 to 5 times. Wait 15 seconds and repeat it. If there are California Quail in the area, they will answer you and give away their location. Remain in place and don’t make any movements because the entire covey may show up near you.

Bite down and close off the small end of the Dominator Call® about halfway. Say the word “How” once into the call opening. Wait about 5 to 7 seconds then repeat the sound again. Keep this up for 5 minutes. If there are Gambel Quail in the area, they will likely answer you back with the same call sound thus giving away their location

Use the large end of the Dominator Call®. Start by making 1 or 2 Snort call sounds as described above in making the Antelope Snort. Follow the Snort with the Chuckle sound. To make the Chuckle sound, bite and release, bite and release while blowing repeatedly through the game call 4 to 6 times. A completed Snort/Chuckle will have 1 to 2 Snorts, followed with 4 to 6 Chuckles. Repeat these sounds non-stop while walking directly toward the Antelope in full view. Never stop calling as you walk toward the Antelope. If they take off running, make the Snort sound to stop them. Then go back to the Snort/Chuckle call sound and continue walking straight towards the Antelope. Don’t give up! Your persistence can literally pay off by allowing you to get 10 to 15 yards away from the Antelope.

Use the small end of the Dominator Call®. Bite down about halfway and say the word “Tucka-Tucka-Tucka-Tucka-Tucka-Tucka” quickly into the call. Follow this sound by saying “Tuck-Tuck” 3 to 5 times. This sound will get Squirrels moving on the ground or up in the tree limbs, thus giving way their location for a shot.