The Primos Deer Bleat and Bawl Call (702) is a highly responsive, compact hand call engineered to produce two of the most effective vocalizations in deer hunting. This dual-purpose mouth call perfectly replicates the realistic, high-frequency bleat of a doe in heat as well as the frantic, emotional distress bawl of a young fawn. It provides hunters with a vital tactical advantage for pulling in both maternal does and rutting bucks throughout the season.
Why It Outperforms the Competition:
Unlike standard single-note calls that limit your options in the stand, the Bleat and Bawl 702 features a custom internal reed system that reacts instantly to changes in air pressure and lip placement. The heavy-duty polymer barrel features a specialized sound chamber designed to prevent the internal reed from sticking or changing pitch when exposed to moisture or cold conditions. By simply shifting your air flow from a steady stream to sharp, panting bursts, you can transition smoothly from a subtle, non-threatening social bleat to the terrifying, wide-open screams of an endangered fawn. This incredible acoustic range makes it equally deadly for deer hunters looking to trigger a mature doe's protective instincts and predator hunters trying to lure an opportunistic coyote or bobcat out of heavy cover.
Features:
- Dual-action design replicates both authentic doe estrus bleats and fawn distress bawls
- Highly effective for early-season scouting, prime-rut hunting, and year-round predator calling
- Durable, impact-resistant polymer barrel is built to withstand extreme outdoor conditions
- Ultra-responsive internal reed requires minimal lung pressure for absolute tone control
- Compact, lightweight profile easily slips into a vest pocket or attaches to a gear lanyard
Technical Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Primos Hunting
- Model Number: 702
- UPC Code: 010135007027
- Call Type: Closed-Reed Multi-Tone Hand Call
- Barrel Material: All-Weather Resilient Polymer
- Target Species: Whitetail, Mule, and Blacktail Deer, plus Apex Predators
- Sound Profile: High-Frequency Bleats, Whines, and Panic Distress Bawls
Questions & Answers
Q: How do you manipulate your hands or breathing to switch between the doe bleat and the fawn bawl?
A: For a doe estrus bleat, blow a steady, controlled stream of air while keeping the call wide open to produce a clean, descending whine. To execute a frantic fawn bawl, push sharp, heavy bursts of air from your diaphragm while cupping and opening your hand over the exhaust horn to add an emotional, trembling break to the sound.
Q: Can this call be used effectively during the peak of the whitetail deer rut?
A: Yes, absolutely. During the peak rut, a mature buck is actively searching for a receptive doe. Utilizing the doe estrus bleat sequence will convince trailing bucks that a hot doe is nearby, bringing them directly to your tree stand or blind setup.
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