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Built for the Moments That Matter
The Cody McCarthy Signature Elk Series brings together the exact calls Cody trusts when it’s time to locate, challenge, and finish bulls — now with the option to choose the bugle tube that fits your hunt.
This isn’t just a bundle. It’s a proven system built for real encounters — when pressure is high, bulls are close, and execution matters.
Choose Your Bugle Tube
Guardian Bugle Tube
16.25" x 3.25" • 7.3 oz
Lightweight. Compact. Built for aggressive, mobile hunting.
Perfect for bowhunters covering ground, slipping through timber, and needing speed without sacrificing sound.
ArchAngel Bugle Tube
22" x 4" • 10.7 oz
Maximum volume. Deep resonance. Total control.
Built for long-range locating, high-volume bugles, and commanding a response when it counts.
Cody’s Go-To Calls
Clearwater Maniac Elk Reed
Medium volume with a deeper, nasal tone — designed for realism. This reed shines when mimicking the emotion of real elk, from subtle cow sounds to convincing bull vocalizations that pull responses from pressured animals.
Clearwater North Fork Elk Reed
The do-it-all workhorse. Higher volume, tight stretch, and full-range capability — built for callers who want power, precision, and versatility in one reed.
Why This System Works
Elk calling isn’t about one sound — it’s about matching emotion, tone, and intensity in real time. This setup gives you the ability to:
- Shift from soft, realistic cow talk to aggressive challenge bugles
- Maintain control under pressure
- Sound like multiple elk, not just one caller
- Adapt to terrain, distance, and bull behavior
It’s the same approach used at the highest level of elk calling — and in the mountains where it actually counts.
The Story Behind the ArchAngel
Some calls are built to perform. Others carry something with them.
The ArchAngel bugle tube was created to honor a close friend — one of the best elk hunters I’ve ever known — who passed away in 2021. He was known for bugling loud, hunting hard, and bringing unmatched energy into the mountains.
During his final season, he used a Slayer prototype to call in a bull — a moment that cemented what this call needed to become.
The ArchAngel was built in his memory. A call meant to be used — not just carried.
And now, it’s part of the same system trusted by a world champion.
From the Stage to the Mountains
Cody McCarthy doesn’t just win on stage — he produces in the field.
Every call in this system has been tested, refined, and trusted in real elk encounters. When a bull hangs up, circles downwind, or demands more realism — this is the setup that gets it done.
Want to see more? Check out Slayer’s full collection of elk calls for bugle tubes, reeds, and all the gear you need to call in your next bull.


























