The Aggravated Whine
Cow Elk Vocalizations
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13m
This episode covers a vocalization Chris refers to as the Aggravated Whine. The second of two vocalizations that essentially relays an elk's disposition attitude or "emotion" regarding a particular situation, the Aggravated Whine can be another effective vocalization to use to enhance the vocal imagery you are creating during your calling sequences. You will learn what it sounds like, what it means, how to correctly reproduce it, and possible uses of this vocalization in the field.
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