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Old 10-16-2006 | 10:01 AM
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Hey i hunt in central wisconsin, i'm going to start scent hunting with my "big can" call, does anyone know about how many times you should call like say once every 30 min, should i tip the can like twice every 30 or roughly how many ?

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Old 10-16-2006 | 10:09 AM
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Well, I don't know how things are shaping out there in Wisconsin but here in Indiana, this time of year I don't use my "can call." I grunt if I do any calling at all. It's getting around the time that bucks will start to become territorial and the presence of another buck in the area usually gets a better reaction.

ButifI do randomcalling, grunt or bleat, I either do it every 30-45 mins.Pesonally, I usually like to call when I can see the animal or with the action of rattling(gruntin not the can obviously).
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Old 10-16-2006 | 10:16 AM
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I do a combination of tipping the can and grunting every 25 - 30 minutes.

If you click the link you'll hear it, but you'll also hear why I dislike the can call. When you tip it over, it makes a scraping noise that I dislike. I only use it if I notice bucks chasing does, otherwise I just grunt.

I've called in deer using this combination before, so it definitely works.

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Old 10-16-2006 | 10:18 AM
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I have the can call and I use it but I have become very careful on when I use it. Through my experiences of hunting for 17 years I have come to the conclution that when using calls blindly I have bucks circle me just out of sight wind me and take offand blow. Thus educating them on the calling and my scent.

I now use calling very carefully (grunting or can calling: The can call has worked best for me in the pre-rut/begining stages of the rut. For instancewhen I have a buck chasing a doe and she isn't ready yet. If I see this the can call is the call to use, use it as many times as you can until the doe hears it becasue she will bring the buck right to you hoping to dump him off on another doe. Another time to use it is when you see a buck trotting by or walking by your location with his nose to the ground following scent of a hot doe. Tip the can once and he's usually to excited to take the time to wind you and see what you are, and he'll come right in.Another technique is to put tarsalgland scent/esterous scent30 yards on bothsides of your location so if they docircle down wind of you they willhit those scents in the wind before they getto your wind giving themconfirmation that it is a deer doing the calling.

Other wise using this call blindly has just gotten me busted time and timeagain.Hope that helps.

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