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Version 2.7 · 2026-05-14
One-time call previews and bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 2.7, updated 2026-05-14.






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Deer Calls — realistic buck grunts, doe bleats and fawn distress for scouting, training and in‑field use. Create custom sequences, set per‑call delays and loop playback. Works offline and with a locked screen.
Why hunters choose Deer Calls
- High‑quality, clear field recordings
- Mix multiple calls with individual delays
- Loop and background playback; screen lock supported
- Offline access — no connection required
- Simple, reliable interface
Included call library
- Bucks: challenge; teeth click; grunts 1–3; roars 1–5; snorts 1–2; snort attack; sparring; bucks fighting; tending grunts 1–3; buck distress
- Does: bleat; estrus bleats 1–3
- Fawns: distress 1–7; lost fawn
- Red Deer: roars 1–4; distress
- Extras: herd munch (feeding)
Tips
- For reach in open terrain, pair with an external Bluetooth speaker.
- Always follow local regulations and ethical hunting practices.
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