Here's another fun thread for you guys.

Ok, you are perched in your tree stand and all of a sudden you hear movement. Here comes a shooter at a steady walk and doesn't show signs of stopping.

My question is what is everyone's "special sound" that they make to stop a deer in it's tracks? I think I have whistled before or said "hey" but haven't had to do it in a long time.

Just thought it would be a fun thread.

ehhhh, well I think thats how you spell it

I have a gunt I make with my throat. Works really good. Sounds just like a grunt call.

grunt with throat (used once for a shot)
mahhhh or murrrhhh kinda sound (used once for a shot)
whistle (onceto keep a doe in the area)
grunt call if i have it (never have)

Hard to explain, but easy to do......I make a fast ticking sound w/my tounge out the side of my mouth. It's not loud, but it's strange enough to get their attention.

I vocally bleated at one once, and the sudden loud noise made that rascal bolt. I swore I would never do that again.

Is that similar to the noise that people make to horses but you just do it longer?

Precisely. See, it wasn't hard to explain at all.....[8D][&:]

I bah quietly like a sheep or cow.
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Either I say "Urrp" or "Maaah," whichever decides to come out.

Never had a deer spook to either one. Hunting pressure is low in my area, so strange noises don't spook the deer as bad.

I normally do a doe bleat....something like....Maaaaahh.