Fallow Buck Calls recommendations
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trucraft
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I haven’t ever called except to give a grunt with my mouth to stop a buck so i could take a shot.
However I have plenty of success rattling antlers. get the timing, just right and younger inquisitive bucks will Just appear like ghosts.
I have had master bucks come in too which is super exciting, but less common.
Rubbish photo but one that just appeared in front of me.
However I have plenty of success rattling antlers. get the timing, just right and younger inquisitive bucks will Just appear like ghosts.
I have had master bucks come in too which is super exciting, but less common.
Rubbish photo but one that just appeared in front of me.
trucraft
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I have seen these on YouTube, used for white tail. I’m sure they will work and much more convenient that having a set of antlers swinging round your neck
I agree rattling antlers work better than trying to call them with grunts in the rut.
Shootgun
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I have called in countless bucks this past season , from prickets to master bucks, using a combination of antler rattling and grunt calls.
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The advice I was given when I asked a knowledgeable SD member about a Fallow call. "at least they will know where you are Tim lol"
Said that I will be giving mine ago also the hardwood antlers I have come the rut.
Jon P
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Dialect is the brand name on this one. I have had quite a few fallow buck come into it.
stalker.308
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I’ve successfully used the primos hardwood grunter for years and also as mentioned earlier the knight and hale antler rattler.
The issue with any grunter is they are not particularly loud, part because the nature of their construction but also whitetail are really soft when they grunt. So you do need to be close and get under a deers skin for a grunt to work. I’ve used my own ‘vocalisation’ successfully over the years to draw in from more distance.
The issue with any grunter is they are not particularly loud, part because the nature of their construction but also whitetail are really soft when they grunt. So you do need to be close and get under a deers skin for a grunt to work. I’ve used my own ‘vocalisation’ successfully over the years to draw in from more distance.
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