BUGLING BULL #100 Remedy Palate Plate Elk Call by Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls

Overview

Meet BUGLING BULL #100 The Remedy Palate Plate Diaphragm Elk Call from Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls. Built with durability in mind and a design intent on delivering elk sounds that feel real in the timber, this call blends simplicity with versatility for a range of field moments.

The Palate Plate is an original flat diaphragm with a single lite latex. Placed forward in your mouth behind the upper teeth, it contributes to a tone that many hunters describe as more lifelike while helping the latex last longer and feel easier to blow in windy or thick conditions.

Key design elements

• Original Palate Plate diaphragm with a single lite latex for quick response.
• Forward mouth placement behind the upper teeth for a forward leaning tone.
• Palate Plate construction extends latex life and smooth breath control.
• Realistic tone designed to mimic elk sounds in diverse terrain.
• Versatile for cow calf to bull and even spike or satellite tones.

Field ready benefits

• Durable materials built to withstand rugged hunting environments.
• Reliable performance across wind, rain, and temperature variations.
• Easy, responsive blowing that supports quick tone changes during setups.
• Compact construction that fits a range of mouth sizes without fatigue.

In the field moments

Imagine a dawn hunt where you shift from a distant cow call to a closer bull challenge. The remedy call responds to careful lip pressure and breath control, delivering controlled volume and tone as you move through brushy draws and open ridges. The forward plate helps you stay consistent as you adjust your sequence to elk behavior and wind drift.

Tips for success

• Practice with a comfortable seal and varied air flow to explore the range of tones.
• Pair this call with other elk calls to build sequences that match terrain and weather.
• Keep the latex clean and dry between uses to maintain performance over time.

Note that the benefits described come from design features and user feedback. Individual results depend on technique, environment, and the elk you encounter.