Doe bleat can calls
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Doe bleat can calls
Hi everyone.
I have a primos estrus bleat can call and have a question. How often should I use the can in a sequence? For example 2 or 3 turns every 15 minutes? is that correct?if so,Are those 2 or 3 turns back to back, or a minute or two in between?
I've heard many diff opinions on this and am just confused as I don't want to over use it, or under use it..lol the rut is on right now in my neck of the woods and am going out in the a.m. with the can, any advice would be GREATLY appreciated...
I have a grunt call as well, and was thinking maybe inbetween bleats throw in a soft grunt here and there...
As you can prob tell I am fairly new to hunting, have a few deer under my belt, but nothing really nice yet...so I am looking for advice from some of you smart ones
Thanks for any help guys
-Scott
I have a primos estrus bleat can call and have a question. How often should I use the can in a sequence? For example 2 or 3 turns every 15 minutes? is that correct?if so,Are those 2 or 3 turns back to back, or a minute or two in between?
I've heard many diff opinions on this and am just confused as I don't want to over use it, or under use it..lol the rut is on right now in my neck of the woods and am going out in the a.m. with the can, any advice would be GREATLY appreciated...
I have a grunt call as well, and was thinking maybe inbetween bleats throw in a soft grunt here and there...
As you can prob tell I am fairly new to hunting, have a few deer under my belt, but nothing really nice yet...so I am looking for advice from some of you smart ones
Thanks for any help guys
-Scott
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RE: Doe bleat can calls
You are on the right track. I use mine no more than five times in a row. hit it once, listen for a about 30 seconds to heara deer coming, look around hit it again. if you are new to calls one thing you will find is that deer are beyond excellent as spotting where the sound is coming from. always looks around before using the call. a few weeks ago I hit my grunt tube a few times, looked behind me and a mature doe was looking straight at me. even though I was mostly hidden by me tree she still spotted me and spooked. good luck. some deer pay them no attention, but some do!
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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RE: Doe bleat can calls
ORIGINAL: captainron62
You are on the right track. I use mine no more than five times in a row. hit it once, listen for a about 30 seconds to heara deer coming, look around hit it again. if you are new to calls one thing you will find is that deer are beyond excellent as spotting where the sound is coming from. always looks around before using the call. a few weeks ago I hit my grunt tube a few times, looked behind me and a mature doe was looking straight at me. even though I was mostly hidden by me tree she still spotted me and spooked. good luck. some deer pay them no attention, but some do!
You are on the right track. I use mine no more than five times in a row. hit it once, listen for a about 30 seconds to heara deer coming, look around hit it again. if you are new to calls one thing you will find is that deer are beyond excellent as spotting where the sound is coming from. always looks around before using the call. a few weeks ago I hit my grunt tube a few times, looked behind me and a mature doe was looking straight at me. even though I was mostly hidden by me tree she still spotted me and spooked. good luck. some deer pay them no attention, but some do!
Thanks again!
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RE: Doe bleat can calls
do your self a favour and watch the outdoors channel, i swear i am glued to that channel and i have learnt so much. i am new to hunting as well, and i am suprising my experienced buddies with what i know
good luck. and one thing i do is mix up my calls with a grunt, rattle bag, and can. just make sure they dont get in the way of your shot.
good luck. and one thing i do is mix up my calls with a grunt, rattle bag, and can. just make sure they dont get in the way of your shot.