A bow-hunters horn rattling apparatus for attracting deer by making sound like that of deer horns clashing. The bow-hunters horn rattling apparatus includes a first leghorn assembly including a first elongate support member being adapted to be fastened to one of a user's legs, and also including a first elongate noise maker member being mounted to the first elongate support member, and further including a first boss member being attached to the first elongate noise maker member, and also including first fastening members for fastening the first elongate support member about the user's leg; and also includes a second leghorn assembly including a second elongate support member being adapted to be fastened to another one of the user's legs, and also including a second elongate noise maker member being mounted to the second elongate support member, and further including a second boss member being attached to the second elongate noise maker member, and also including second fastening members for fastening the second elongate support member about the user's leg.
The present invention comprises a device for simulating the sound of rattling antlers. The device comprises a striker rod and a box. The striker rod comprises a head, a shaft and a handle. The box comprises a left and a right side wherein the left and right side each have a channel for receiving the head of the striker rod. The box also has a front and back side; and a top and bottom. The top has an opening to allow insertion of the shaft. The channels have nubs for impacting the head of the striker rod. When the head is reciprocated within the channels of the box, a simulated sound of rattling antlers is produced.
A slate-type game call includes a flange extending downwardly below the bottom wall of the pot portion of the call. The flange creates a unique sound chamber. One or more apertures may be provided around the flange to assist in projecting sounds from the sound chamber when the call is secured to a support surface. The flange may further include a pair of slots through which a fastening strap can be inserted to secure the call to a person's limb or hunting implement. Relatively narrow channels leading to the strap slots may be formed in the flange to allow the game call to be quickly connected and disconnected from the fastening strap. The configuration of the flange in combination with the flexible fastening strap allows the game call to be pivoted relative to a support surface to which the game call is secured to project and direct sounds from the sound chamber.
