Calling Does ?
 

I have alot of does on my property and I need to take one or two. What is the best way to call in a doe? I am sure I can just wait and they will come but I want to try calling them in. What works the best? Need some ideas. Thanks...

RE: Calling Does ?
 

Where you at? I can help you with you doe problem;)

RE: Calling Does ?
 

A fawn distress call works very well. Also if its legal try some apples and corn. All deer like em.

RE: Calling Does ?
 

I got a fawn distress call, it was a primos bleat and ball or something like that and when i get down on it, it sounds like a crow call.I dont know if I am blowing it to hard or what?

RE: Calling Does ?
 

Last winter while wolf hunting in Canada I was using a FoxPro FX3 electronic call with a deer in distress. I have never seen deer come running to a call like they did that day. Not saying you should use this, because electronic calls a not legal in most areas for deer, but a mouth call may work too.
Then again, just spend a little more time in the stand and wack'em when they walk by.

RE: Calling Does ?
 

I would say the best way is to bait (corn, apples) if it is legal in your state. If not, than a doe bleet would be your other option.

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Never had success using any of the primos cans to call does...but have had a few younger does come running in when softly grunting for bucks a few times.I've also had success in attracting (i know...not calling) does byputting alittle vanilla extract on my boots when walking to my stand and/or hanging a scent-wick w/ the vanilla soaked into it.

RE: Calling Does ?
 

Food scents like apple , corn , or persimmon(if native there) will draw them in . Fawn distress call will attract both sexes , and a strategically placed doe decoy will hold their attention once they arrive . Does are just as territorial as bucks , pick up doe scat from another location and sprinkle it with straight doe urine and leave it for them to find .

RE: Calling Does ?
 

fawn distress call and maybe youll even get a shot at a 'yote!