Hunting Season Roblox callers draw specific wildlife toward your position, allowing you to set up clean shots on elusive game. Added to the Josima Studios hunting title in Update v0.6.1, callers make locating skittish targets like coyotes and grizzly bears far more manageable across open terrain.
Caller Types and Compatible Animals
Update v0.6.1 added three distinct callers to the game store, while Update 0.9.1 updated caller descriptions to clearly list every animal each tool attracts.
| Caller Name | Primary Target Animals | Key Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Deer Bleat Caller | White-tailed Deer | Standard call for attracting whitetail deer across wooded regions. |
| Moose Caller | Moose | Targets large moose, drawing them out of dense timber and lake shores. |
| Predator Jackrabbit Caller | Coyotes, Grizzly Bears | Mimics small prey distress calls to pull in predators. |
Callers only function on animals explicitly listed in their in-game descriptions. Siberian tigers and other newer map additions do not have compatible callers listed, meaning hunters must track those predators manually without acoustic lures.
How to Equip and Operate Callers
Callers are purchased inside spawn outpost stores, such as the cabin shop at Crystal Lake. Once purchased, you manage callers directly through your inventory:
- Open your inventory inside an outpost cabin and select the caller you plan to hunt with.
- Assign the caller to your quick-access equipment bar (typically assigned to slot 3).
- Switch to the caller by pressing its assigned hotbar number key.
- Activate the call to send out an acoustic signal across the nearby area.
Only one caller can be equipped in your active loadout slot at any given time. Equipping a different caller automatically replaces the one currently assigned to your hotbar.
Noise Levels and Animal Behavior
Using callers requires careful management of your surroundings and movement speed. Update v0.6.1 introduced an audio spectrum visualizer located in the bottom-right corner of the interface. This meter tracks the volume of your character's actions:
- Sprinting produces maximum noise on the audio spectrum and will spook incoming animals.
- Crouching or dropping into a prone position minimizes movement sound while you wait.
- Animals respond to distinct audio frequencies and take several minutes of real time to navigate toward the source of the sound.
- Once a target begins approaching, blowing the caller repeatedly or standing in plain sight can cause it to flee instantly.
Taking high ground on rocks or ridges near clearings gives you clear visibility over incoming brush. When an animal responds to your call, stay stationary and monitor your sightlines before switching to your rifle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which caller attracts grizzly bears in Hunting Season?
Grizzly bears respond to the Predator Jackrabbit Caller. Update 0.9.1 added the grizzly bear alongside updated caller descriptions confirming this tool works for both coyotes and bears.
Do callers work on Siberian tigers?
Existing callers do not list Siberian tigers in their item descriptions. In-game testing confirms you cannot call tigers, requiring players to track them through open terrain instead.
Can you carry multiple callers at the same time?
You can own every caller in your general inventory, but you can only equip one caller to your active hotbar slot at a time. Selecting a new caller unlinks the previously equipped one.
How long does it take for an animal to respond to a call?
Animals take several minutes to path toward your location after hearing a call. Testing shows responses often require around two to three minutes of waiting without moving or making extra noise.
