PRIMOS Hardwood Fawn Bleat Deer Call 721

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PRIMOS Hardwood Fawn Bleat Deer Call (721)

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SKU:
PRMS-721
UPC:
010135007218
MPN:
721
$19.03
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Description

  • Reproduces the distress bleat and bawl of a young deer
This is the original call first introduced in 1986, that started the whole craze of calling up does as seen on The Truth® whitetail series. Estrus doe bleats perfect for calling bucks during the rut. Reproduces distress bleat and bawl of a young deer, appealing to the maternal instincts of all does. Perfect for the early bow season.
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Additional Information

Activity:
Hunting
Color:
Brown
Department:
Hunting
Model:
Hardwood Fawn Bleat
Product Type:
Deer Calls
Serialized Item:
F
Bestselling:
F
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1 Review

  • 5
    PRIMOS Hardwood Fawn Bleat Deer Call (721)

    Posted by Trusted customer on Nov 30th 2017

    this has to be the best call i have used, brings em right in at an unbeatable price!

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