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Les Zapos Tawny Owl Call

The call The Zapos Tawny Owl is designed to reproduce the characteristic vocalizations of the tawny owl.
Easy to handle and convenient to carry, it easily finds its place in your field equipment. A useful accessory for night outings, wildlife observation, and identification in wooded areas.
12.31 € 12.31 € (Tax included)

  • brand - Les Zapos
  • Target species
  • Power supply
brand: Les Zapos
Target species: Chouette hulotte
Power supply: Aucune (100% mécanique)


A simple call to reproduce the tawny owl

The call The Zapos Tawny Owl is designed to reproduce this type of vocalization using a compact and easy-to-carry accessory.

No need for bulky equipment: you can keep it in a pocket or in your bag and have it quickly at hand when conditions are favorable.

For hunters

For a hunter who regularly frequents wooded areas, this call can find its place in the observation and identification equipment used in the field. It is particularly aimed at those who wish to better spot the presence of tawny owls and progress in their knowledge of the wildlife in their territory.

The goal is not to promise a systematic reaction from the animal: as with any call, the result depends notably on the period, the behavior of the birds, the environment, and the way the imitation is used.

How to use the Les Zapos - Tawny Owl call?


1

Choose the area

Prefer a wood, an edge, or a wooded area where the tawny owl may be present.


2

Settle in discreetly

Stay still and limit movements to maintain good listening conditions.


3

Use the call

Blow into the call to reproduce the desired song, without multiplying the calls.


4

Listen and observe

After each call, allow enough time to detect a possible response or movement.

Why buy the Les Zepos - Tawny Owl call?



Reproduce the song of the tawny owl

A call specifically designed to work on the imitation of tawny owl vocalizations.


Encourages listening in the field

Allows you to complete a listening session by searching for a possible response in the natural environment.


Practical to have on you

Its format allows it to be easily integrated into your equipment without taking up much space.


Quick to grasp

A simple accessory to use, with no installation or additional equipment required.


Suitable for nighttime outings

A relevant tool for observing and identifying nocturnal wildlife.


To better understand its territory

An interesting addition to learn to identify the species present in the woods and wooded areas you frequent.


Valentin, The Hunter Camp

Valentin's opinion

 I selected it for its very targeted function: to reproduce the tawny owl with an accessory that can easily be carried. In the field, I would mainly use it in a wooded area I already know, when my goal is to identify the presence of the species rather than to increase the calls. 

I especially recommend it if you regularly observe nocturnal wildlife and want to add a specific call to your equipment.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

No. Its presence depends notably on the type of environment and the available resources. Wooded areas, tree-lined parks, and landscapes with old trees can provide favorable habitats.

Its call consists of characteristic vocalizations, but identification requires a bit of practice. The call can be used to work on recognition and to seek a response in an area where the species is likely to be present.

No, the principle is accessible. However, achieving a regular and realistic imitation requires practice and especially a good ear for natural vocalizations.

It is aimed at hunters, wildlife observers, and naturalists who wish to have a specific call for the tawny owl and to better work on identification in the field.

Mainly at night, when its activity and vocalizations are easier to detect.


The reaction varies depending on the conditions, the presence of the bird, and its behavior. It is especially important to leave time between calls.

It is not essential, but learning to recognize natural vocalizations greatly facilitates the identification of a possible response.

No. It can also be used by naturalists, wildlife photographers, and wildlife observation enthusiasts.