Deer Sounds
Most people could tell you what a duck or a tiger or a cow sound like, but surprisingly, many people don't know what a common deer sounds like! With this app, you can learn and use real deer sounds. Deer communicate using a variety of vocalizations, including grunts, bellows, bawls and bleats. Some deer sounds are used to locate nearby family members or call them over. Various types of grunts, bellows and bleats are common vocalizations during the pre-mating courtship between a buck and doe. Most of the sounds a deer makes are friendly communication, though deer can also make more aggressive noises when they are threatened or competing with a rival. These aggressive sounds include sniffs, wheezes and rattles. Check out all these amazing deer calls for yourself!
Hunters, use these sounds to attract deer by imitating deer calls in the wild! Or simply play the deer sounds as entertainment for kids and adults alike. You can even use these deer calls as humorous ringtones!
Category : Music & Audio
Reviews (19)
This is a good app most people say its not cause they aren't hunters they don't know what deer sound like
Good one easy touse
Only one sound and its not realistic at all. Very disappointed. Uninstalled
Only one??? THERE IS MORE SOUNDS THAN JUST ONE!
What happened to the other ones?
Only one sound
It does not workbook tried it and the deer ran away !
I like it a lot course I called a buck with it
I love this so so so much yay
It sounds like someone has their head stuck in a log or something. Only reason I gave it one star is because you can't give a negative 1
I like it because I pranked everybody and they thought it really was a deer I am glad u made this😄five stars
My two year old loves them all.
Most of these aren't even deer sounds...
This app is the whip. Got a nice 10 pt buck in lenawee co. Michigan w it. Great job developers
Its OK for the most part of the time... I only saw one the last time I had it.
Really helps me kill stuff
This is not that fun
Love this app
Most of the negative comments here seem to be from folks unfamiliar with deer vocals. Some on the list are elk (but no bugle!?). Mulies and white tail are stealth and you'd be lucky to hear anything from them except in rut. Downloaded it today and will be in the field this week. And I won't fault the app if bambi looks for the sound and buggers off at the sight or smell of a human curmudgeon.