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Johnny Stewart APC-1 15' Auxilliary Cigarette Plug
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Our Price: $15.79
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Allows you to charge 512 Series callers from a car cigarette lighter or accessories socket.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 037 Turkey Electronic Call
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Our Price: $36.83
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Turkey populations across the nation are soaring. This population explosion is due directly to the efforts of sportsman and organized nation turkey hunting federations across the United States. Those who love the sport of hunting wild turkey are the individuals responsible for this great restoration success. These sportsman's dollars are the funding source behind the population programs. Cass Creek members are strong supporters of these programs. Cass Creek's passion for the nation's biggest upland game bird helps us produce this useful calling device. Cass Creek has recorded 5 of the most common calls made by this grunt game bird.
CLUCK - A low volume note, or series of notes used as small talk between turkeys establishing location.
YELP - A louder call or series of repetitious notes beckoning for other turkeys to come.
ASSEMBLY CALL - Usually made by an adult hen calling her clutch and other turkeys.
KEE-KEE- Used mainly by young turkeys to reassemble or used by a lost turkey trying to find the flock.
PURR - A confidence call used during feeding, close range and group talk.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 013 Deer Electronic Call
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Our Price: $28.10
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The nation's most popular hunting quarry has recently been discovered to be quite a vocal animal. Snorts, grunts, and wheezes make up the majority of the animal's communication. Making the correct call at the right time is key to luring in wild deer. The rhythm, inflections, and tones must be accurate. Cass Creek has recorded actual whitetail deer in the wild to produce five of the most common vocalizations this big game animal uses to communicate.
BUCK GRUNT - A communication and mating call of a buck trailing a doe.
SNORT/WHEEZE - A highly aggressive call made by a dominant buck just prior to fighting another buck.
TENDING GRUNT - A low volume vocalization made by an eager buck prior to mating a doe.
LOST FAWN - A stressful drawn out call used by young deer often when separated from their mother.
RATTLING ANTLER - A call to watch two bucks fight often draws a third attempting to steal the doe.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 068 Elk Electronic Call
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Our Price: $28.10
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"Magnificent" is the word to describe a mature and heavy antlered bull. The crowning jewel of the big game deer family is a trophy hunter's dream. Quality game management along with sportsmen-funded projects are responsible for elk populations being on the increase. A bugling elk in close proximity can unnerve even the most seasoned hunter. A sub-dominant challenging bugle often is the trigger to draw that animal within range. Other times, the mew of an estrus cow excites the bull to close the distance. Cass Creek has recorded these important calls, capturing a total of five in one single hand-held device.
CALF - A high pitched call made by young when separated from their mother.
LONESOME COW - A lost and upset cow, drawing both bulls and cows.
ESTRUS COW - An excited mating whine calling all willing bulls.
BUGLE - A rutting bull's announcement of his territory, dominance and mating call to lure a receptive cow.
DOMINANT BUGLE - An aggressive and excited call made by a dominant bull.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 044 Duck Electronic Call
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Our Price: $36.87
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Duck calling is an age old tradition, best known of all game calling for its effectiveness to lure ducks within shotgun shooting range. Making the right call at the right time commits that otherwise 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 separated females to locate other ducks.
LAYDOWN 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.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 020 Predator Electronic Call
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Our Price: $36.76
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In some areas of the United States, predator hunting is not only a sport, but has become an essential part of game population control. Overpopulation of coyotes is a substantial threat to other game populations, house pets, and agricultural livestock. Techniques in hunting this quarry vary from most other calling sports. Much of the predator calling is done in twilight hours. The extremely keen hearing of this canine makes calling this predator especially challenging.
Cass Creek calls appeal to the coyote through a variety of sounds. The easy meal of a wounded rodent often brings the coyote in at a run. Distress sounds of young pups spark the curiosity and protective instincts of this animal. A social howl in the fading hours of light often motivates the animal to investigate. Cass Creek has recorded five of the most successfully used predator calls. This was accomplished through census of hunters and magazine editors who specialize in this subject. Also involved were game call experts on the subject of predators.
JACK RABBIT - A low pitched distress call with drawn out tones.
COTTONTAIL RABBIT - A higher pitched squeal, more exited and urgent call.
COYOTE HOWL - A communicating call announcing territory, luring other canines.
PUP YIPS - Sharp, short tones of young coyotes making maternal calls.
FAWN DISTRESS - A stressful/drawn out call used by young deer when separated from their mother.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 051 Goose Electronic Call
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Our Price: $30.04
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A large flock of big Canada geese flying in "V" formation is a fall visual delight. Calling geese within shotgun range is challenging. As the hunting season progresses, flocks are more cautious. Good calling is required to be successful. Knowing, practicing, and being able to reproduce the exact sounds under various situations is most important. Mastering five of the most common calls will add to the enjoyment of the sport.
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 meets another.
LAYDOWN CALL - Descending geese make this quick and repetitive signal 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.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 884 Predator II Electronic Call
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Our Price: $36.76
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The advanced predator hunter has to be more cunning than his prey. A good variety of luring calls are a necessity for success. Trying to fool the keen ears of a wary predator is a sporting challenge. Cass Creek now offers five additional calls for specific situations.
WOODPECKER WAIL - Shrill and piercing repetitive wail.
RACCOON PUPS - Young coon cries of distress.
KITTEN DISTRESS - Helpless feline calls of vulnerability.
GRAY FOX PUP - Calls of immature fox trigger a territory infringement.
RODENT SQUEAL - Sharp series of squeaks and drawn out squeals.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 891 Crow Electronic Call
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Our Price: $36.87
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A circling flock of crows, responding to the hunter's call, create a challenging target. Their wary behavior and quick flight patterns make crow hunting a great sport for even the advanced wing shooter. Making the right call at the right time lures the birds within range. Cass Creek offers five great game calls for some exciting shotgun action.
MACDADDY - An attractor call lures with mournful pleadings.
CROW DISTRESS - An urgent call for help draws individuals and flocks.
CROW / OWL FIGHT - A flock of agitated crows battles an owl.
CROW FRENZY - A pandemonium of large flock calling.
HAWK ATTACK - Aggressive crow and hawk fighting cries.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 853 Speckle Belly Snw Goose ElecCall
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Our Price: $36.79
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These big migrating game birds offer exciting wing shooting. Convincing these geese to come within shotgun range requires good camouflage, a good decoy spread, and good calling. Cass Creek has combined these two waterfowl 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.
SPECKLEBELLY GREETING - Excited contact calls when groups of geese meet.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 907 Moose Electronic Call
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Our Price: $36.87
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Weighing up to 1,200 pounds, moose are the world's largest member of the deer family. Rutting bulls and cows with calves are unpredictably dangerous. Their huge body size and impressive head gear make them a formidable quarry. Calling an adult male within shooting ranger will quicken the heart of any big game hunter. The Cass Creek Moose Call features 5 of the most effective live animal recordings to lure the magnificent trophy.
ESTRUS COW - Five to six vocalizations made by a cow calling all available bull moose. Extremely effective call used during the mating season causing any bull moose in hearing distance to work themselves into an uncontrollable mating frenzy.
MATING MOOSE - The intensive and passionate sound of a cow moose while being tended to by a bull moose during the mating ritual.
CALF - An anxious young calf searching and calling when lost or separated from his mother. Very effective in calling in mature cows that frequently have desirous bull moose following close behind. Note this will call in hungry large carnivores.
LONESOME COW - A lost an upset cow eagerly searching for her young calf. This call will bring in cows, calves and bulls.
SPARRING BULLS - Bulls sparring for dominance attract other bulls and willing cows.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 082 Speaker w/25 ft Cord for Electron
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Our Price: $34.95
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Wild game rely on their keen sense of hearing to communicate and make them more aware of their immediate environment. Predators largely depend on sound to locate prey. Now you can amplify any of the Cass Creek Game Calls to lure game in close.
Original Hand Held Speaker:
- Lanyard attachment lip
- Operates on 4 AA batteries (included)
- On/off switch
- Mini cord jack
- 3' Cord for in close calling
- Powerful amplified speaker multiplies animal calls with separate power source
- Lanyard for quick tree and shrub attachments
- Easy to carry lightweight pocket size
- Natural bark camouflage etched finish blends into natural environment
- Single hand directional calling
- 25' cord separates caller from sound source
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Cass Creek Game Calls 075 Pk-Tky/Deer/Dck/Goose/Pred/Spkr
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List Price: $106.00
Our Price: $109.59
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Cass Creek Gift Pack Includes:
- Five original game calls; Deer, Predator, Goose, Turkey, Duck
- Speaker
- Deluxe carrying case
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Cass Creek Game Calls 921 Nomad MX3 Deer Remote w/Transmttr
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List Price: $64.95
Our Price: $61.49
You Save $3.46!
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The Nomad MX3 uses state of the art remote technology to produce live sounds over its extra large high definition speaker. The receivers may be located 100 yards or more from the transmitter.
The Nomad MX3 Receiver is capable of being used as a stand-alone unit or as multiple receivers to produce "moving sound". Additional Receivers may be used to increase the volume and direction of the sound.
"Moving sound" can be created by simply toggling the sound bar in the direction you wish to make the sound travel from receiver to receiver.
The Transmitter allows the operator to adjust the volume of the remote receivers. The LED's on the transmitter indicate the current volume setting. Each unit is equipped with backlit channels A, B, C, which allow for the programming of each receiver.
This unparalleled technology creates "moving sound" similar to an animal in motion.
Nomad MX3 Transmitter Features:
- Small, hand held, simple, single hand operation.
- Long distance transmission, for longest distance, pull up antenna.
- Independent control of up to 3 channels. More than one receiver can be on any given channel.
- Transmits 5 live game sounds.
- Press channel buttons (A B C) any one, two or all three.
- Press moving sound button in order to make the sound travel.
- Hunter can select or deselect channels in the Moving Sound Scan by simply pressing the channel button.
- The speaker volume associated with each channel can be silently controlled by the wireless transmitter without having to even touch the receivers.
- Includes batteries.
Nomad MX3 Receivers/Call Features:
- Works with wireless transmitter or as a stand alone animal call
- Extra large, extra loud weather resistant speaker
- Volume level can be set manually or remotely from the transmitter
- Select one of three wireless channels, so the receiver can be controlled independently or as a team of speakers by the wireless transmitters
- Belt clip
- Includes batteries
- On/Off LED light indicator
Deer call makes the following 5 sounds:
- BUCK GRUNT - A communication and mating call of a buck trailing a doe.
- SNORT/WHEEZE - A highly aggressive call made by a dominant buck just prior to fighting another buck.
- TENDING GRUNT - A low volume vocalization made by an eager buck prior to mating a doe.
- LOST FAWN - A stressful drawn out call used by young deer often when separated from their mother.
- RATTLING ANTLER - A call to watch two bucks fight often draws a third attempting to steal the doe.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 938 Nomad MX3 Pred Remote w/Transmttr
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Our Price: $81.16
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The Nomad MX3 uses state of the art remote technology to produce live sounds over its extra large high definition speaker. The receivers may be located 100 yards or more from the transmitter.
The Nomad MX3 Receiver is capable of being used as a stand-alone unit or as multiple receivers to produce "moving sound". Additional Receivers may be used to increase the volume and direction of the sound.
"Moving sound" can be created by simply toggling the sound bar in the direction you wish to make the sound travel from receiver to receiver.
The Transmitter allows the operator to adjust the volume of the remote receivers. The LED's on the transmitter indicate the current volume setting. Each unit is equipped with backlit channels A, B, C, which allow for the programming of each receiver.
This unparalleled technology creates "moving sound" similar to an animal in motion.
Nomad MX3 Transmitter Features:
- Small, hand held, simple, single hand operation.
- Long distance transmission, for longest distance, pull up antenna.
- Independent control of up to 3 channels. More than one receiver can be on any given channel.
- Transmits 5 live game sounds.
- Press channel buttons (A B C) any one, two or all three.
- Press moving sound button in order to make the sound travel.
- Hunter can select or deselect channels in the Moving Sound Scan by simply pressing the channel button.
- The speaker volume associated with each channel can be silently controlled by the wireless transmitter without having to even touch the receivers.
- Includes batteries.
Nomad MX3 Receivers/Call Features:
- Works with wireless transmitter or as a stand alone animal call
- Extra large, extra loud weather resistant speaker
- Volume level can be set manually or remotely from the transmitter
- Select one of three wireless channels, so the receiver can be controlled independently or as a team of speakers by the wireless transmitters
- Belt clip
- Includes batteries
- On/Off LED light indicator
Predator call makes the following 5 sounds:
- JACK RABBIT - A low pitched distress call with drawn out tones.
- COTTONTAIL RABBIT - A higher pitched squeal, more exited and urgent call.
- COYOTE HOWL - A communicating call announcing territory, luring other canines.
- PUP YIPS - Sharp, short tones of young coyotes making maternal calls.
- FAWN DISTRESS - A stressful/drawn out call used by young deer when separated from their mother.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 945 Nomad MX3 Deer Remote Call Only
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Our Price: $52.70
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Transmitter Not Included (Receiver/Call Only)
The Nomad MX3 uses state of the art remote technology to produce live sounds over its extra large high definition speaker. The receivers may be located 100 yards or more from the transmitter.
The Nomad MX3 Receiver is capable of being used as a stand-alone unit or as multiple receivers to produce "moving sound". Additional Receivers may be used to increase the volume and direction of the sound.
"Moving sound" can be created by simply toggling the sound bar in the direction you wish to make the sound travel from receiver to receiver.
The Transmitter allows the operator to adjust the volume of the remote receivers. The LED's on the transmitter indicate the current volume setting. Each unit is equipped with backlit channels A, B, C, which allow for the programming of each receiver.
This unparalleled technology creates "moving sound" similar to an animal in motion.
Nomad MX3 Receivers/Call Features:
- Works with wireless transmitter or as a stand alone animal call
- Extra large, extra loud weather resistant speaker
- Volume level can be set manually or remotely from the transmitter
- Select one of three wireless channels, so the receiver can be controlled independently or as a team of speakers by the wireless transmitters
- Belt clip
- Includes batteries
- On/Off LED light indicator
Deer call makes the following 5 sounds:
- BUCK GRUNT - A communication and mating call of a buck trailing a doe.
- SNORT/WHEEZE - A highly aggressive call made by a dominant buck just prior to fighting another buck.
- TENDING GRUNT - A low volume vocalization made by an eager buck prior to mating a doe.
- LOST FAWN - A stressful drawn out call used by young deer often when separated from their mother.
- RATTLING ANTLER - A call to watch two bucks fight often draws a third attempting to steal the doe.
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Johnny Stewart DT-1 Attractor with Remote - Deer
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List Price: $64.95
Our Price: $46.43
You Save $18.52!
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The Attractor has plenty of features built into a lightweight, compact digital caller.
Each handheld caller comes with five pre-programmed 16-bit sounds. The base unit has an 8-ohm, .5-watt speaker that pivots 180 degrees for directional calling. The 30-second sounds can be played in a loop for continuous action.
The handheld remote has a range of 50 yards, allowing hunters to set the base unit far enough away to draw attention from themselves. The remote operates on a 12-volt, 23-amp battery and the base unit on four AA batteries, which are all included.
The Attractor comes with a holster for the remote and a belt clip for the base unit. The base unit also has a loop for hanging it from a tree or bush.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 433 Hog Electronic Call
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Our Price: $36.87
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The wild boar hunter knows the excitement and challenge of stalking a big tusker. Wild hogs' wary behavior often sends them dashing into the thick cover before a shot can be fired. Close encounters with a charging boar are left to the stouthearted hunter.
FEEDING FRENZY - Excited grunts and squeals as hogs greedily compete to feed.
CONTENTED FEEDING - Sounds of feeding hogs at a newly located food source draws others to join.
SOCIAL GRUNTS - Individual hogs communicate greetings within the herd.
FIGHTING BOAR - Aggressive rival males battle for herd dominance.
FEEDING PIGLETS - Confident sounds of sow grunts and feeding piglets signal safety luring in hogs from dense cover.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 877 Spring Gobbler Electronic Call
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Our Price: $36.83
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One of the fastest growing outdoor sports is spring turkey hunting. With the populations across the nation on a steady increase, finding areas to hunt turkeys is not difficult. However, the keen senses of this game bird make this sport a special challenge. By nature extremely wary, the spring gobbler is not easily fooled. To hunt him with any regular success requires mastering his vocabulary. Especially critical is the conversation the hunter has with the gobbler when it is out of shotgun range. Only the right calls made at the right time, along with a good portion of woodsman skill, will result in a successful harvest. Spring gobbler hunting is one of the most addicting lifelong hobbies for the outdoor enthusiast. Cass Creek has included both aggressively provoking calls, as well as seductive mating yelps for their spring gobbler device.
SPRING YELP - A high pitched series of yelps to call the gobbler to mate.
PURR - Soft/subtle call of contented hen used to convince the gobbler of those last few yards.
TREE YELP/FLYDOWN - Soft morning wake up yelps accompanied by real wing beats as the hen leaves the roost.
FIGHTING PURR - Aggressive/agitated Toms sparring for dominance often triggers a hung up gobbler to come in.
JAKE GOBBLE - The sounds of an immature gobble challenges the dominant Tom.
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Cass Creek Game Calls 952 Nomad MX3 Predtr Remote Call Only
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Our Price: $59.07
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Transmitter Not Included (Receiver/Call Only)
The Nomad MX3 uses state of the art remote technology to produce live sounds over its extra large high definition speaker. The receivers may be located 100 yards or more from the transmitter.
The Nomad MX3 Receiver is capable of being used as a stand-alone unit or as multiple receivers to produce "moving sound". Additional Receivers may be used to increase the volume and direction of the sound.
"Moving sound" can be created by simply toggling the sound bar in the direction you wish to make the sound travel from receiver to receiver.
The Transmitter allows the operator to adjust the volume of the remote receivers. The LED's on the transmitter indicate the current volume setting. Each unit is equipped with backlit channels A, B, C, which allow for the programming of each receiver.
This unparalleled technology creates "moving sound" similar to an animal in motion.
Nomad MX3 Receivers/Call Features:
- Works with wireless transmitter or as a stand alone animal call
- Extra large, extra loud weather resistant speaker
- Volume level can be set manually or remotely from the transmitter
- Select one of three wireless channels, so the receiver can be controlled independently or as a team of speakers by the wireless transmitters
- Belt clip
- Includes batteries
- On/Off LED light indicator
Predator call makes the following 5 sounds:
- JACK RABBIT - A low pitched distress call with drawn out tones.
- COTTONTAIL RABBIT - A higher pitched squeal, more exited and urgent call.
- COYOTE HOWL - A communicating call announcing territory, luring other canines.
- PUP YIPS - Sharp, short tones of young coyotes making maternal calls.
- FAWN DISTRESS - A stressful/drawn out call used by young deer when separated from their mother.
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Johnny Stewart PT-2 Attractor w/Remote - Predator II
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List Price: $64.95
Our Price: $46.43
You Save $18.52!
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The Attractor has plenty of features built into a lightweight, compact digital caller.
Each handheld caller comes with five pre-programmed 16-bit sounds. The base unit has an 8-ohm, .5-watt speaker that pivots 180 degrees for directional calling. The 30-second sounds can be played in a loop for continuous action.
The handheld remote has a range of 50 yards, allowing hunters to set the base unit far enough away to draw attention from themselves. The remote operates on a 12-volt, 23-amp battery and the base unit on four AA batteries, which are all included.
The Attractor comes with a holster for the remote and a belt clip for the base unit. The base unit also has a loop for hanging it from a tree or bush.
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Johnny Stewart CRT-1 Attractor with Remote - Crow
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List Price: $64.95
Our Price: $46.43
You Save $18.52!
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The Attractor has plenty of features built into a lightweight, compact digital caller.
Each handheld caller comes with five pre-programmed 16-bit sounds. The base unit has an 8-ohm, .5-watt speaker that pivots 180 degrees for directional calling. The 30-second sounds can be played in a loop for continuous action.
The handheld remote has a range of 50 yards, allowing hunters to set the base unit far enough away to draw attention from themselves. The remote operates on a 12-volt, 23-amp battery and the base unit on four AA batteries, which are all included.
The Attractor comes with a holster for the remote and a belt clip for the base unit. The base unit also has a loop for hanging it from a tree or bush.
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Johnny Stewart PM-3 Preymaster Digital Caller
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List Price: $180.95
Our Price: $108.40
You Save $72.55!
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The PreyMaster Digital Caller puts predator calling at your fingertips.
The handheld, water-resistant keypad is easy to use. You just slide the desired digital card into the keypad and push play. Each card contains four sounds and you can play two sounds at once. The PreyMaster comes with 12 sounds on three memory cards and you can purchase other memory cards for up to 72 additional sounds.
The PreyMaster also includes an all-weather speaker with 10 foot cord and 50 feet of extension cord, lanyard and detachable belt clip.
The Preymaster Digital Caller For Predator: Includes (MC-CY1) Desperate Cottontail, Pleading Chicken, Fawn Bleating; (MC-CY4) Baby Cottontail, Distressed Rodents, Kid Goat Distress, Coyote/Grey Fox; (MC-GP1) Juvenile Cottontail, Housecat Distress, Gobbler Distress, Flicker
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