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Are they in season now Kev

I already make my own cell phone rings using buck snorts and turkey sounds - I have a recorder on my phone that records very accurate sound and replays very lifelike. I also use my motorcycle reving for incoming text messages.
I'd probably download other sounds if the quality was good - but otherwise I'll stick to making my own.

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ORIGINAL: kevin1

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ORIGINAL: hunttones

If your cell phoneringercould sound like any game animal or bird, what would it be?

The Split Tailed Lounge Doe ... ;)

I believe this might involve someone yelling "Free Drinks". You must be careful with this one however as the results can be 18 years of monthly payments!

Man,

Some of you guys are grouchy:D Season needs to hurry up and get here.

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ORIGINAL: supaarcher

A buck grunt might sound too much like a fart coming out of a phone lol.

You say that like its a bad thing.

I already have crickets and frogs on mine. Its sounds pretty real, too. The other morning when I was asleep, a friend called and it woke me up, but I didn't think anything of it, I just thought it was the outside, even though the windows are up and the air is on. [&:]I finally woke up again about 2 hours later and seen I had a missed call.:eek:

If I had a cell phones I would want it to have Pamela Andersons voice on it telling me that I wasbetter than Tommy Lee when it rang.......;)

It would definately have to be the death cry of a rabbit for me! WHO WAAAAA!

Thanks for your input on this subject of Wild Game Ringtones for your cell phone. Although we won't have any calls for the Split Tailed Lounge Doe (if I knew the secret to this one I probably wouldn't share anyway), we do have a pretty good list. Some have now been released and others are on their way. Here is the list:

Bull Elk Bugle
Cow Elk Call with Bugle
Turkey Gobble
Hen Cutting with Gobble
Yelp with Gobble
Wild Hog
Buck Fight
Esterus Bleet with Snort Wheeze
Mallard Feeding
Widgeon
Teal
Common Loon
Canadian Goose
Sandhill Crane
Whippoorwill
Cougar
Quail
Pheasant
American Buffalo
Barred Owl
Black Bear
Grizzly
Coyote
Crow
Rattler
Squirrel
Moose
Redtail Hawk
Rabbit in Distress

We have created what we believe to be good representations for all of these animals. Some are from calls in order to get the tone where you can hear it.We have to narrow this list to 24 for now. Are there any others you can think of for possible ringtones? I've looked at Caribou and Big Horn Sheep but they are very silent animals.