The Primos pheasant call (Primos part no. 342) is a simple way to find and move upland birds. In the early morning, you can use it to entice a cock pheasant into giving away his location by answering with a cackle. Once you have worked into gun range, switch to an excited, raspy series of cackles to flush the cock out for a clear shot. It is easy to use, which keeps the focus on reading the bird and getting positioned.

Key Specifications

• The target is the cock pheasant, the bird this call is built to draw out.
• It is described as easy to use, so you can get usable sounds without a long learning curve.
• Early-morning use is the main application, when cocks may respond with a cackle.
• The answering cackle gives away his location, which tells you where to hunt before you walk in.
• At gun range you switch to an excited, raspy series of cackles, which changes the call from locating to flushing.
• The flushing sequence is meant to send the cock up for a clear shot once you are in position.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the pheasant call used for? It entices a cock pheasant to answer with a cackle so you can locate him, then flushes him with excited raspy cackles at gun range.

When is the best time to use it? Primos points to the early morning for locating a cock pheasant.

Is it easy to use? Yes. Primos describes the pheasant call as easy to use.

Buy the Primos Pheasant Call

A call that locates a bird before you commit to a walk saves a lot of boot leather. Order the Primos pheasant call from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast shipping, and look over more Primos in our game calls section.