Roe calls

[Covert]

Bit of a “tackle tart” for Roe calls.
What do you use ?
Current collection, lots more been and gone over the years. Including a small wooden reed call given to me by a Swiss friend. Never saw another one like it Called 7 different bucks with it in 10 days, stupidly showed it to everyone. It was always hanging from the wing mirror in my Land rover until it mysteriously disappeared. Always had my suspicions it was over 30 years ago and the alleged culprit still knows I know.

 

[HonestJohn]

Bark them in, save the money and gadgets

 

[bottletopbill]

Sorry but why would you nick off or back stab some one.
No moral's at all but as the Mrs say's to me you have to say some thing at times.

 

[Klenchblaize]

K

 

[User00056]

I use a Buttalo. Most of the time I'm actually able to stalk into a buck visually, so don't need to call all that often

 

[@theroedeerguy]

I use a Clausen Roe deer call Pro and have had brilliant results. That said still have the buttallo in my pocket during the rut and both calls produce results.
Best results come from choosing a good shooting position, take your time learning how to use the calls and have confidence, good luck

 

[Camdig]

First season using Clausen calls last year had excellent results but like above still have buttalo in pocket, never had any success with the cherry wood call.

 

[wildfowler.250]

I use a Clausen Roe deer call Pro and have had brilliant results. That said still have the buttallo in my pocket during the rut and both calls produce results.
Best results come from choosing a good shooting position, take your time learning how to use the calls and have confidence, good luck

These seem handy as you can call whilst still having hands on the rifle. But, I couldn’t see any uk suppliers last time I looked?

 

[GWP]

Who was it that just used a beech leaf

 

[Klenchblaize]

Who was it that proposed just crashing about in the undergrowth to simulate a frisky out of his territory buck?

K

 

[Pete6.5]

Who was it that just used a beech leaf

Ive used a blade of grass many times and it works very well. But the cherry wood worked well tonight with 5 coming in to the call.

 

[@theroedeerguy]

These seem handy as you can call whilst still having hands on the rifle. But, I couldn’t see any uk suppliers last time I looked?

I got mine from Gearfreak.co.uk but they only have Vlausen predator calls in stock at the moment.

 

[Ginc]

I use Buttolo and Helen Baud roe call from Decathlon with similar results. Sometimes self made call from piece of aluminum tubing.

 

[Cyres]

Cherry wood call arrived today so went out with it on evening dog wall. Doe on grass field immediately head up and walked towards us after 3 peeps.
200yds up lane overlooking field where I saw the fox and munty 6 peeps and a munty leaping though the adjacent barley. Unbeknown to me big roe buck rocked up in the field across the lane behind me! Partner gob smacked as she watched it.
So it works rather well!
D

 

[novice]

Is anyone familiar with this call? Can't for the life of me remember where I got it from. Makes some lovely sounds and I'm looking forward to giving it a go. Just had a count up from my roe calling bag, 22 in total. Think I've a slight problem...

 

[Covert]

Had a set by Hubertus years ago. Looks similar

 

[novice]

Had a set by Hubertus years ago. Looks similar

Looks like it from Google images. Thanks for that, mystery solved.

 

[GWP]

Just remembered it was Richard Prior who used a beech leaf

 

[Cumbrianstalker97]

Buttalo for me

 

[pete evans]

I find the Nordic roe is most versatile from loud agony calls to soft pheeps. I don’t change the band positions but manipulate with mouth. Takes a bit of practice but easy enough