I have had different results from all of them. I think it depends on the deer and the mood he is in. The buck I killed last year came in hard once to rattling horns and ignored a grunt snort wheeze after I got him there and didn't have a shot. I have had others come running in to a snort wheeze and not be too interested in the rattling. I think it mostly depends on the time of year and the attitude of the deer. I think each one has his own personality and it depends on his mood.
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I did hunt with a guy earlier this year that had a feeder call that when he pressed the button it sounded like a feeder going of. I thought it was pretty darn cool and even tried to buy it off the guyComment
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FEEDER??? FEEDER???? YOU MEAN TO TELL ME YOU GUYS ARE SO LAZY THAT YOU WANNA SIT IN A BLIND, SET OFF A FEEDER AND SHOOT???!!!!!!
Where is the 88pt font when I need it!! Come on now, that isn't hunting....that's ...umm, my mind went blank. You know...if it's that easy "it's not fishing, it's catching" ?Comment
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This from the girl hunting with the Barrett .50 cal huhOriginally posted by TxLace View Post
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Grunt call and horns at the proper time and conditions.
Fawn distress calls work great and are a blast when you want to shoot a doe. One time, a doe can running in from a tree line to us over a 1/4 mile of open field. It was a rush!
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I never call, maybe I should try it...Comment
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Grunt! Will not go in the woods during Nov without oneComment
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It's an Armalite.Originally posted by Txag96 View PostThis from the girl hunting with the Barrett .50 cal huh
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I rattled up 23 bucks from last friday at 2:00pm - saturday at 10:00 am. Rattling work GREAT where we hunt at.Comment
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