Best types of calls for varying weather conditions when hunting mulies?

Clear Conditions

When the weather is calm and clear, a high-quality diaphragm call is ideal for mulie deer calling. A well-made diaphragm call can produce a realistic, high-pitched bleat or grunt, mimicking the sound of a doe or fawn. For example, the Remington Diaphragm Call is a popular choice among deer hunters, with its precise tone control and durable construction.

Windy or Wet Conditions

In windy or wet conditions, a tube call is a better choice for mulie deer calling. A tube call is more resistant to wind and moisture than a diaphragm call, allowing for more effective calling in challenging weather. When using a tube call, focus on producing softer, more nasal tones to help your call carry through the wind or rain. Try using a call with a longer tube, such as the Primos Tube Call, to add depth and resonance to your calls.

Extreme Weather or Long-Range Calling

In extreme weather or when calling over long distances, an electronic call is often the best option for mulie deer hunting. Electronic calls can produce a wide range of sounds and tones, from soft bleats to loud grunts, and can be adjusted for volume and pitch to match the conditions. For example, the Buck Bomber Electronic Deer Call features multiple sound modes and adjustable volume, making it ideal for long-range calling in extreme weather.