Bring them in squealing. Flextone´s Makin' Bacon™ effectively reproduces the distress calls of both young and old pigs with an expandable flex hose that provides variation in tone and inflection.
Flextone Makin’ Bacon is a wild boar call that allows you to imitate both piglet and adult wild boar distress calls. The extendable and flexible sound tube lets you adjust the call’s volume, pitch, and ending, enabling you to produce softer nearby sounds or calls that carry further distances. Suitable for use in Attracting wild boar Getting the attention of boars Getting the attention of sows Imitating piglet vocalizations Imitating adult wild boar distress calls Locating wild boar herds Producing softer sounds for close range Making calls that carry over longer distances Using at forest edges and in fields Using during ambush hunts For beginner call users For hunters who prefer a manual call without batteries Why choose Flextone Makin’ Bacon? Realistic wild boar sounds Imitates both young and adult wild boar Allows you to call boars, sows, and piglets Extendable flexible sound tube Adjustable volume Adjustable pitch and tone Adjustable call ending Strong sound for attracting herds at a distance Softer tones for animals nearby Easy to use and practice No batteries or charging required Compact to carry in your hunting gear Technical specifications Model: Makin’ Bacon Product type: wild boar call Target species: wild boar Imitated animals: boar, sow, and piglet Sound type: distress calls of young and adult wild boar Sound tube: extendable and flexible Volume adjustment: by tube position and blowing strength Pitch adjustment: by bending and extending the tube Usage range: close and long distance Power: does not require batteries Set includes: 1 call Included in the set Flextone Makin’ Bacon wild boar call Frequently Asked Questions What wild boar sounds does the Makin’ Bacon imitate? The call allows you to imitate both piglet and adult wild boar distress calls. By adjusting the volume and tone, you can create calls resembling animals of different ages and sizes. How do you change the call’s tone? The tone and ending of the call can be changed by extending, compressing, and bending the flexible tube. The blowing strength and length of the call also affect the result. Is the call suitable for both close and long-distance use? Yes. A stronger sound can be used to attract attention from a greater distance. For animals that may be nearby, quieter and softer sounds are more suitable. Is Flextone Makin’ Bacon suitable for beginners? The main functions of the call are easy to use, but to achieve a natural rhythm and tone, it’s worth practicing in advance. Start with moderate air pressure and experiment with different tube lengths and positions. Does the call require batteries? No. This is a mechanical mouth call that does not require batteries, charging, or electronic control. How do you maintain the call? After use, allow the call to dry and remove moisture and dirt from the mouthpiece and around the sound tube. Avoid strong cleaning chemicals and high temperatures, as these can damage the flexible tube. When is Flextone Makin’ Bacon the right choice? Makin’ Bacon is suitable for hunters who want to produce wild boar calls of varying strength and tone with a single manual call. The extendable flexible tube allows you to adjust the sound depending on whether you want to attract a distant herd or use softer calls for nearby animals. If you need remote control, multiple different sound recordings, or playback away from the user, an electronic caller may be more suitable. For a consistent and easily repeatable low grunt, a simpler rigid wild boar call may be more convenient. Expert tip Start calling with quieter and shorter sounds. If wild boar are nearby, starting immediately at maximum volume may sound unnatural. If there’s no response or movement, extend the tube and gradually increase the strength. Use call sequences of different lengths and leave pauses between them—continuous and monotonous sound does not mimic natural communication. Consider wind direction and the wild boar’s excellent sense of smell. Choose a location where the animal cannot approach you unnoticed, and always keep a clear escape route. Wild boar can be dangerous, especially if the animal feels threatened or piglets are nearby. Do not approach an injured or cornered animal. After use, clean and dry the call, and always check current hunting seasons, local restrictions, and safety requirements before going hunting. Wild boar call with adjustable sound Flextone Makin’ Bacon combines realistic wild boar sounds with an extendable flexible sound tube. It is a practical battery-free call for both attracting distant wild boar herds and making softer calls at close range.
Flextone Makin’ Bacon is a wild boar call that allows you to imitate both piglet and adult wild boar distress calls. The extendable and flexible sound tube lets you adjust the call’s volume, pitch, and ending, enabling you to produce softer nearby sounds or calls that carry further distances. Suitable for use in Attracting wild boar Getting the attention of boars Getting the attention of sows Imitating piglet vocalizations Imitating adult wild boar distress calls Locating wild boar herds Producing softer sounds for close range Making calls that carry over longer distances Using at forest edges and in fields Using during ambush hunts For beginner call users For hunters who prefer a manual call without batteries Why choose Flextone Makin’ Bacon? Realistic wild boar sounds Imitates both young and adult wild boar Allows you to call boars, sows, and piglets Extendable flexible sound tube Adjustable volume Adjustable pitch and tone Adjustable call ending Strong sound for attracting herds at a distance Softer tones for animals nearby Easy to use and practice No batteries or charging required Compact to carry in your hunting gear Technical specifications Model: Makin’ Bacon Product type: wild boar call Target species: wild boar Imitated animals: boar, sow, and piglet Sound type: distress calls of young and adult wild boar Sound tube: extendable and flexible Volume adjustment: by tube position and blowing strength Pitch adjustment: by bending and extending the tube Usage range: close and long distance Power: does not require batteries Set includes: 1 call Included in the set Flextone Makin’ Bacon wild boar call Frequently Asked Questions What wild boar sounds does the Makin’ Bacon imitate? The call allows you to imitate both piglet and adult wild boar distress calls. By adjusting the volume and tone, you can create calls resembling animals of different ages and sizes. How do you change the call’s tone? The tone and ending of the call can be changed by extending, compressing, and bending the flexible tube. The blowing strength and length of the call also affect the result. Is the call suitable for both close and long-distance use? Yes. A stronger sound can be used to attract attention from a greater distance. For animals that may be nearby, quieter and softer sounds are more suitable. Is Flextone Makin’ Bacon suitable for beginners? The main functions of the call are easy to use, but to achieve a natural rhythm and tone, it’s worth practicing in advance. Start with moderate air pressure and experiment with different tube lengths and positions. Does the call require batteries? No. This is a mechanical mouth call that does not require batteries, charging, or electronic control. How do you maintain the call? After use, allow the call to dry and remove moisture and dirt from the mouthpiece and around the sound tube. Avoid strong cleaning chemicals and high temperatures, as these can damage the flexible tube. When is Flextone Makin’ Bacon the right choice? Makin’ Bacon is suitable for hunters who want to produce wild boar calls of varying strength and tone with a single manual call. The extendable flexible tube allows you to adjust the sound depending on whether you want to attract a distant herd or use softer calls for nearby animals. If you need remote control, multiple different sound recordings, or playback away from the user, an electronic caller may be more suitable. For a consistent and easily repeatable low grunt, a simpler rigid wild boar call may be more convenient. Expert tip Start calling with quieter and shorter sounds. If wild boar are nearby, starting immediately at maximum volume may sound unnatural. If there’s no response or movement, extend the tube and gradually increase the strength. Use call sequences of different lengths and leave pauses between them—continuous and monotonous sound does not mimic natural communication. Consider wind direction and the wild boar’s excellent sense of smell. Choose a location where the animal cannot approach you unnoticed, and always keep a clear escape route. Wild boar can be dangerous, especially if the animal feels threatened or piglets are nearby. Do not approach an injured or cornered animal. After use, clean and dry the call, and always check current hunting seasons, local restrictions, and safety requirements before going hunting. Wild boar call with adjustable sound Flextone Makin’ Bacon combines realistic wild boar sounds with an extendable flexible sound tube. It is a practical battery-free call for both attracting distant wild boar herds and making softer calls at close range.
