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<blockquote data-quote="Ski" data-source="post: 5641778" data-attributes="member: 20583"><p>I've never had luck bleat calling with "the can", and only ever brought in does & yearlings to bleating with a grunt tube. </p><p></p><p>I have had success with rattling and grunting. </p><p></p><p>IMO, calling is situational. Pretty much every buck I've killed as result of calling has been from blind calling near enough to bedding that they come investigate the commotion first thing when getting up on their feet in the evening. More often than not if I see a buck and try calling to pull him to me, they stop for a quick glance my direction then carry on the way they were already going. It's tough to change a buck's direction. But if you can fire him up while he's bedded, he'll come straight to your spot when he gets up. That's been my experience anyway.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ski, post: 5641778, member: 20583"] I've never had luck bleat calling with "the can", and only ever brought in does & yearlings to bleating with a grunt tube. I have had success with rattling and grunting. IMO, calling is situational. Pretty much every buck I've killed as result of calling has been from blind calling near enough to bedding that they come investigate the commotion first thing when getting up on their feet in the evening. More often than not if I see a buck and try calling to pull him to me, they stop for a quick glance my direction then carry on the way they were already going. It's tough to change a buck's direction. But if you can fire him up while he's bedded, he'll come straight to your spot when he gets up. That's been my experience anyway. [/QUOTE]
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