Primos 736 PowerGrunter Double Reed Deer Call with Built-in Compass - Attracts Mule & Blacktail Deer (Black/Gold)Primos$16.65
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The Primos 729 PowerGrunter is a versatile deer call that lets you cover both sides of the conversation—buck grunts and doe bleats—without swapping gear. Built around a dual-reed assembly, this single/double reed call gives you control over inhale-exhale operation, so you can produce the aggressive, throaty grunts that challenge rutting bucks and the estrus bleats that bring does in curious. Whether you're working a stand during the rut or experimenting with contact calls early season, having both vocalizations in one compact black and gold plastic frame keeps your pack light and your hands ready.
Primos has spent decades refining game calls across every species hunted in North America, and this deer call shows that expertise. The dual-reed design is the key to its range—switch between single-reed and double-reed modes depending on what you're trying to achieve and what the situation demands. That flexibility is worth its weight in the field, where conditions and deer behavior shift hour to hour.
A built-in compass adds genuine utility for backcountry hunters who navigate without electronics or who want a quick wind-check before making noise. It's a small detail that reflects practical design thinking. If you're serious about calling deer and want one reliable tool that handles multiple vocalizations, the PowerGrunter is a no-nonsense addition to your kit.
Yes. The dual-reed assembly and single/double reed options allow you to produce both aggressive buck grunts and doe bleats and cries from the same call, giving you flexibility to respond to different deer behavior and season conditions.
The dual-reed design supports inhale-exhale operation, meaning you create sounds on both the breath in and the breath out. This expands your tonal range and makes calling more intuitive and realistic.
The integrated compass serves as a quick reference for wind direction and navigation, helpful when you're setting up a stand or hunting unfamiliar ground and need to factor wind before calling.
Primos
The Primos 729 PowerGrunter is a versatile deer call that lets you cover both sides of the conversation—buck grunts and doe bleats—without swapping gear. Built around a dual-reed assembly, this single/double reed call gives you control over inhale-exhale operation, so you can produce the aggressive, throaty grunts that challenge rutting bucks and the estrus bleats that bring does in curious. Whether you're working a stand during the rut or experimenting with contact calls early season, having both vocalizations in one compact black and gold plastic frame keeps your pack light and your hands ready.
Primos has spent decades refining game calls across every species hunted in North America, and this deer call shows that expertise. The dual-reed design is the key to its range—switch between single-reed and double-reed modes depending on what you're trying to achieve and what the situation demands. That flexibility is worth its weight in the field, where conditions and deer behavior shift hour to hour.
A built-in compass adds genuine utility for backcountry hunters who navigate without electronics or who want a quick wind-check before making noise. It's a small detail that reflects practical design thinking. If you're serious about calling deer and want one reliable tool that handles multiple vocalizations, the PowerGrunter is a no-nonsense addition to your kit.
Yes. The dual-reed assembly and single/double reed options allow you to produce both aggressive buck grunts and doe bleats and cries from the same call, giving you flexibility to respond to different deer behavior and season conditions.
The dual-reed design supports inhale-exhale operation, meaning you create sounds on both the breath in and the breath out. This expands your tonal range and makes calling more intuitive and realistic.
The integrated compass serves as a quick reference for wind direction and navigation, helpful when you're setting up a stand or hunting unfamiliar ground and need to factor wind before calling.
