Game Calls - what is the best and easiest?

[DeathMarch]

I drew a quality archery tag for observatory. Last year while I was cow hunting in there I managed to get into a few bulls. My cow call worked great but I haven't used a bugle that I really felt worked well. Part of that I am sure is the user... Anyway, can you recommend what bugles you might be using that are
1. Easy to learn
2. Effective
3. Not too big and cumbersome.

Thanks in advance!

[robertsjd]

honestly dude go take a peak at phelps game calls man. tons of different calls and styles and im sure if you talk to him he will get you set up with ever you want super nice guy and great products cant go wrong . http://phelpsgamecalls.com/

[DeathMarch]

Thanks Robertsjd. I took a peek a the website. Looks like a nice product. I will reach out and see what they recommend. Again, I appreciate your help.

[robertsjd]

Absolutely man you won't regret it man . And Jason is a super nice guy and makes great products !

[Elkterd]

cheapest way is a 1.5 inch diameter by 18 inches long piece of black plastic pipe, a good reed and lots of practice you will not believe the sound, 

[Buck Rub Jr]

I'll recommend phelps as well. He's a very helpful guy and makes great calls!

[ridgefire]

Bugling bulls raging bull diaphragm with a bully bull grunt tube. Super easy to bugle with. I have never tried Phelps but have heard nothing but good about his calls.

[CoryTDF]

+1 on PHELPS! lot of great bulls have been duped by a PHELPS call. I know mine was.

[deerhunter_98520]

 

[Nice Racks]

For me it was Phelps.  I pretty much gave up on diaphragms due to my gag reflex, but purchased some from Jason at one of his seminars. To my surprise I was making noise with them before I left the parking lot. Later on that year I bugled in a bull and shot him at 26 yards.

[Karl Blanchard]

If nothing else, buy Phelps calls because he makes them right here in the good old USA and even sources most of his components from US companies as well.

[Sneekee23]

I use the old school deeptimber bugle but it's pretty hard to use.  I still keep reeds in my pocket if needed, Phelps game call reeds are durable and sound great.