AllElk.com Bugle Mule

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GOHUNT Highlights

  • Keep your diaphragm calls readily accessible for quick changes
  • The lightweight design makes this a great accessory for the backcountry elk hunter
  • Durable materials keep your calls safe and secure

Manufacturer Highlights

  • Built out of rugged Cordura
  • Weighs just 1.4 oz
  • The magnetic closure flap allows you to access you calls single-handed

Breakdown
The Bugle Mule from AllElk.com carries three of your favorite diaphragm calls right on your bugle tube. The sleeve-like design is ultralight and fits bugle tubes ranging from 3.325 inches in diameter to 4.1 inches. Calls are immediately accessible and dry quickly thanks to the military-grade 3-millimeter spacer mesh that's specifically designed to ensure air circulation, and stay protected in the American-made Cordura Nylon shell.

The Bugle Mule will fit the Phelps Ripper, and Rocky Mountain Calls Wapiti Whacker, Rogue, and Bully Bull bugle tubes

Weight 1.4 oz
Width 3.325"-4.1"
Height 5"
Material Cordura and Nylon
AllElk.com

AllElk.com Bugle Mule

$34.95
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Overall rating: 3.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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my favorite call holder

"I've tried a few different call holders, and this one has been my favorite. Its easy to put calls in or take them out with one hand if using a lanyard for your tube. I have had zero problems with calls falling out after two seasons of use and over 30 days in the field. The only drawbacks that I've noticed is that the magnet that hold the flap closed is pretty strong, so if you close it carelessly it will make a thud against your bugle tube. but its very easy to close quietly as long as you pay attention to what you are doing."

Ty (5/5)

Calls fall out

"Used this for the first time this season and it worked well for a little while, I really like the concept but there is a major design flaw. The diaphragms are held inside by slipping them behind a piece of fabric, and after a couple weeks of use, the fabric seems to stretch a bit and the calls dont want to stay in it. I pulled my tube out to bugle after moving in on a bull and both of my diaphragms were gone. Luckily I had an extra in my pack. I think its a good concept but just needs a redesign on the call containment part of the product. Needless to say I wont be using it any more."

Kyle (2/5)

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