Extinguisher Deer Call by Illusion | Grunt Tube | Buck, Doe, Fawn | Adjustable 10-in-1 Call | Color (CAMO/Black) | Freeze Resistant

The Extinguisher Deer Calling System works great! It’s easy to use and produces realistic sounds that are very effective for deer calling. Definitely a solid choice for any hunter.

This call is FANTASTIC. While I can go on about the construction, what I think about the sound quality, etc., I think it would be much more helpful to give you some specific examples of how and why I believe this call is effective.I used this call this season on 22+ acres of land in 2 different stands through bow and regular seasons, which is a span of about 2.5 months around here. I watched some of the videos and tried a variety of different suggestions they had, but mostly stuck with the buck grunt and doe moan methods. Here are my results.1) During one of the first times I used the call, I managed to bring a small buck to my stand using regular grunts. It stood in the brush nearby, watching, for about 20mins. I switched to the doe moan and it looked up and quickly came out into the clearing. I got a new bow this season and, despite sighting it in, did something wrong and missed the shot, going several feet wide. Didn't matter - this call is so good that, despite scaring it away, moan calls brought him back. Not close enough for a shot, but he stood nearby and watched.2) Next time out, back and forth with grunts and moans brings a HUGE, 10-pointer into view. When I stood, my release lightly tapped my bow and the buck turned and left. Moan calls kept him in the area though, along with 2 more deer. While the 10-pointer circled the area, a smaller buck and a tiny yearling came into the clearing, but I was determined. I switched to grunts when he wouldn't come closer and there was an instant response - he looked right up and came closer. Still didn't come into the clearing though.3) The 10-pointer did eventually come back, however. The call brought him in about 10mins after sunrise and I took the shot. He bolted, so I thought I missed. While I waited for him to settle, if hit, I continued my moan calls - less than 5mins later another deer shows up, apparently oblivious to the recent explosion. Took that deer too. When I got down, I was able to follow the blood trail and easily locate the elusive 10-pointer.4) My next hunt out, I moved locations and, no longer able to shoot a buck for the season, experimented with only the grunt calls. After about 20mins, a medium-sized doe came right into the clearing, making a beeline for my stand. I wasn't able to get a shot, but every time she started the leave, the grunts turned her 180 degrees and kept bringing her right backThis call really is something else. It doesn't just sound good to me, apparently it also sounds so good to deer that they'll come to it, despite dangerous conditions (i.e. an arrow narrowly missing them, gunshot, etc). I liked it so much I suggested my friend buy it. No luck with it the first time out, but the second time he brought a huge doe in with the grunts.My only complaints:1) The slide freezes when the moisture from your breath gets in it. During one hunt, I was stuck using only doe moans because I couldn't move the slide.2) The necklace is awful. PLEASE fix this on future models! The poorly-designed loop that's supposed to hang on to the call in a groove doesn't have a strong enough spring or deep enough groove to do so and the call calls off sporadically while walking. I lost the spring at one point in the grass, managed to find it and put it back on, only to have the cord fray and fall apart anyway.

Works well. Good quality! Helped us with our hunt.

I really like this call. Nice to have fawn, doe and buck all in one. Easy to use and the company has videos online on how to use. Could not find the app that is mention on the packaging. Took off 1 star for the cord/spring. As others have mentioned it would be an issue if you leave it around your neck while going through the woods. Not very secure. It was an easy fix with a thin zip tie. See pics. I left the spring on in case I find a better way but for now it works and is very secure.

Best call I’ve ever used. Several different settings in one call. Very easy to use and sound quality is much better than other calls

Great product

This thing really works! Sounds super realistic and brought in a couple bucks this season.

I do like the buck grunt that this call makes, and the fawn and doe sounds are pretty good too. It's also really easy to adjust the slider, but that also means it's really easy to ACCIDENTALLY adjust the slider. Then somebody might pick up their call without looking and blow a fawn bleat when they meant to do a buck grunt, because they bumped the slider when they pulled it out of their pocket.Also, there are two main areas where this call will break on ya:1. The crimping holding the spring on the lanyard in place. The crimped metal on the lanyard is too weak and doesn't hold anything in place. So, your Extinguisher will fall off the lanyard while you're walking and if you bought the Camo model, good luck finding it lol!2. The bottom part with the rubber tube and reed will fall out of the mouthpiece part eventually. Now that is pretty normal with reed-style grunt calls, the two halves are typically friction-fit and can just flop apart if you pull too hard while you've got the buck fever.H O W E V E R.This call has an unretained O-ring as part of the mechanism for the admittedly ingenious pitch adjustment slider. When this one comes apart accidentally in the woods, the tiny lil black O-ring will fall 18 feet from your stand into the leaves below, and again, good luck finding it lol.This call has the best pitch adjustment system of any adjustable grunter that I'm aware of. But Illusion Systems should make these improvements for V2:1. Put a little lanyard loop near the mouthpiece that a string could go through horizontally, OR if they don't wanna change up the design too much, at least fix the metal crimping holding the spring on the lanyard. I have a 22-year old wooden grunter with the same lanyard design, and the metal crimping on it's lanyard has not drifted ONCE. It never fell off my Dad's neck or mine.2. Make the pitch adjustment slider stiffer, or incremental, or maybe even a slider that you need to push in first to move. This could really help prevent accidental pitch changes when the call bumps something or you do.3. Fix how easy it is to accidentally lose the O-ring, maybe by:a. Making the top and bottom half clip together, so you need to push in somewhere to disassemble.b. Or making the O-ring captive (but replaceable) in part of the pitch adjustment mechanism, so itstays part of the call when you do disassemble it.Full Disclosure I DID shoot a decent 6-pointer not long after using this call, so the sound can't be too bad. But this new design has some structural fragility issues that probably could be corrected without making it TOO much more complex. Right now I have it held together with Gorilla Tape and a zip tie and it's working.