Gotta share this with you.

I have had some luck in the early season using a fawn bleat. (I like a little distress in the call) I purchaced one of the "cans" (the small one) because I thought it had the right sound to simulate a fawn bleat.

This week while hunting our pasture in central Texas, things got a little slow so I broke out my new toy and gave it a couple of bleats. Now we have a few cows on the pasture and a few small calfs. Obviously, my can must sound more like a "calf" in distress than a deer cause as soon as I finished my little bleat session the cows came a running. They circled me for 45 minutes bellering and raising holly hell looking for that lost calf. Needless to say no deer came around and I left my "can" in the bag for the rest of the trip...Good Luck...Fletch

KEEP THE WIND IN YOUR FACE.... FLETCH


KEEP THE WIND IN YOUR FACE.... FLETCH

Hey fletch, where in Central TX are you? I am in Killeen. Gotta love them cows.

Anthony, I hunt about 10 miles southwest of Mason. Nothing like the hill country of Texas Huh. It's been really tough this year so far, way to many acorns. I got a nice doe last week but finding one that's not with fawn is hard to do. The does in my area look really thin, fawns have them pulled down right now....Good Luck....Fletch

KEEP THE WIND IN YOUR FACE.... FLETCH

tell me about it, saw eight deer saturday ...no shooters. Two small bucks and does with fawns. Good Luck to you too.

If times get tough .......shoot one of the cows..lol

there is a lot more steaks on them.<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

http://www.cartogra.com/rs/35D6BABE-...77A760E/screen

I sure wanted to shot one of em when they came in raising cane..

Good Luck All....Fletch

You can always throw rocks at them. It's pretty funny to watch how mad the bulls get when you hit them in their b^lls.