bringing deer in from across a field
01-08-2009, 03:22 PM
#11
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: St. Louis, Mo
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RE: bringing deer in from across a field
M. A.D. Growler works great during all phases of the rut. If you are shooting with a rifle, you shouldn't need to get them that close. If with a shotgun or a bow,I'd try a decoy or the "can". Food plots work well too. This is the great part of hunting. Finding out where to hunt and what works.Good luck with whatever you decide.
Spudrow from MO
Spudrow from MO
01-08-2009, 10:22 PM
#13
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Colorado
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RE: bringing deer in from across a field
As long as you have little wind the deer should be able to pick up on the noise depending on the distance of course. If I remember correctly, my lil can could go as far as 200-300 yards, but I where I hunt there are little to no trees to block any noise or create a diversion. I haven't personally used the big can, but you could give it a try, but if you have a lil can, try it first, if it doesn't work then go and get the bigger one. That way you aren't spending money that you don't have too.
01-09-2009, 07:30 PM
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RE: bringing deer in from across a field
ORIGINAL: Tobe_B
As long as you have little wind the deer should be able to pick up on the noise depending on the distance of course. If I remember correctly, my lil can could go as far as 200-300 yards, but I where I hunt there are little to no trees to block any noise or create a diversion. I haven't personally used the big can, but you could give it a try, but if you have a lil can, try it first, if it doesn't work then go and get the bigger one. That way you aren't spending money that you don't have too.
As long as you have little wind the deer should be able to pick up on the noise depending on the distance of course. If I remember correctly, my lil can could go as far as 200-300 yards, but I where I hunt there are little to no trees to block any noise or create a diversion. I haven't personally used the big can, but you could give it a try, but if you have a lil can, try it first, if it doesn't work then go and get the bigger one. That way you aren't spending money that you don't have too.
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