Whitetail Magnet - Deer Calls
Shoot, aim, and track your shot
Scott Dawson
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Description
Simulate hunting scenarios with realistic sound effects and visual cues. Use preloaded calls to attract game. Adjust volume and timing for optimal results. Track success and review performance metrics.
Whitetail Magnet puts 40 real deer calls in your pocket, organized the way a hunt actually unfolds.
EVERY CALL, UNLOCKED
Contact grunts, tending grunts, the breeding bellow, buck bawls, snort-wheezes, rattling and sparring, estrus bleats, doe and fawn calls — all 40 sounds, right there on one screen. Tap one and it plays. No locked sounds, no extra packs to buy later.
CALLING SEQUENCES FOR EVERY WEEK OF THE SEASON
Not sure what to play, or when? Start a sequence and the app runs it for you, with natural quiet time between calls:
• Pre-Rut — sparring and soft grunts for bucks sorting out who is boss
• Peak Rut — doe bleats, a tending grunt, and a snort-wheeze for the buck that hangs up
• Post-Rut — calm food-area calling for tired, hungry deer
• Doe & Fawn — gentle family sounds for early season
• Hung-Up Buck — the careful ladder for a buck that will not commit
BUILD YOUR OWN
Chain any calls in any order, set the quiet time between them, and save the sequence for your stand. Your sequences stay on your phone.
A FIELD GUIDE IN PLAIN WORDS
Every call comes with a short guide: what the deer is saying, when to use it, and how to use it well — plus field notes on speakers, patience, and the words hunters use.
MADE FOR THE STAND
Big tap targets you can hit with gloves on. Calls keep playing on the lock screen, so your phone can stay in your pocket while the calls play. A repeat timer plays your call again after a wait you set — and the countdown is always on screen, so nothing ever plays by surprise.
FULLY OFFLINE, NOTHING COLLECTED
No account, no ads, no tracking. The app never records anything — it only plays. All 40 sounds are on your phone, ready where there is no signal.
Please check your state's rules before hunting with electronic calls — they differ by state and season.