Deer Calls & Sounds app for iPhone and iPad
4.8 (
888 ratings )
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Developer: Christopher Conner
0.99 USD
Current version: 2.1, last update: 8 years agoFirst release : 29 Dec 2009
App size: 3.76 Mb
This is the most feature packed collection of Deer calls & sounds on iTunes. Deer Calls plays 7 of the most popular and effective whitetail deer call sounds.
Supports plugging in external amplified loud speakers/headphone to headphone jack for amplifying the volume, so sounds can be heard long distances. Will also route calls through iPhone connector at bottom of unit.
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Pros and cons of Deer Calls & Sounds app for iPhone and iPad
Deer Calls & Sounds app good for
I called in a monster from about 300 yards with this app. The only thing is the quality of the sounds is not perfect. But this app is worth 99 cents!
The sounds are on pretty good- thanks you guys! Just what I needed.I still havent
Gotten a deer yet! (well i just bought this 30 seconds ago sitting on my couch)
I was board while I was hunting during the past muzzle loader season so I whipped out my I Phone and downloaded this little app.
After opening it I hit the deer bleep and out of the brush came not one but two does followed by a rather large 8 point. It paid for it self in my eyes in 15 minutes.
Some bad moments
Not a good app. Dont get it. Sound is very distorted. Not realistic.
Im not real sure if this app will work the sounds are really fake sounding!!! I will re-review in another month!!!
The quality is horrible. Will do more to scare animals away than call in deer. I do not recommend.
Sounds like a guy doing a poor imitation with a grunt call, a bleat can and plastic antlers.
The app downloaded fast. When i tried to use the app all of the sounds were muffled and had a lot of background noise. I hunt in a state where it is legal to use digital call devices. These sounds will not work for hunting.
Many of the limited sounds/calls appear to be man made. Still interest to hear but trying them out in the wild prove useless. Would be helpful to know what region the deer calls are targeted for. Im in the upper Midwest and I dont believe they represent this area well.