Fiordland Wapiti: bugle; bugle & chuckle; estrus scream; red deer hind call; red deer fawn call
North American ELK (Wapiti) were introduced to Fiordland - New Zealand in the early 19th century and since then they have crossbred with Red Deer which also inhabit the same location. We now have a unique sub species of ELK that are classify as Fiordland Wapiti. They look similar in colour to their North American cousins, but the bugle of a Fiordland Wapiti bull differs slightly to (ELK) Wapiti from the Northern hemisphere. The Bugle call and Bugle & Chuckle calls on our (Fiordland Wapiti) sound card are a good representation of what our unique Fiordland Wapiti Bulls sound like during the rut. And because Red deer inhabit the same area, red hind and juvenile calls can also be effective when calling.
