Buck Growl
#13
I bought the buck roar cuz I heard it doesnt make the ducky sound, and i only had one time that it may have worked. I had a nice 140ish buck run by me during rifle season and hit the roar and nothing, maybe he winded me or something but he didnt have his tail up so i dont know. But I do know that small 5 pointers dont like it. They took off after i tried to call in him in for fun.
#15
I gave the MAD Buck Growl a decent test over this past season and personally, I found that the Primos Buck Roar wasa better designed call. Not onlydidthePrimos calloffer a better, more authentic sounding grunt but it sounded MUCH better when used aggressively to "roar". I had numerous bucks respond to these calls,including some respectable animals. I also noted that the MAD call had a tendency to stick, especially in cold weather. The Primos never stuck or frooze up and thebuilt insnort wheeze just makes the call that much more impressive and authentic. Ifigured when that call was released that thousands of hunters would run right out and buy then take it to the woods and be ticked off when it didn't prove itself to be some magic bean! LOL! Let's face it, you're not going to call in a aggressive mature buck if he's not in the mood or there simply isn't one in the area. For that reason I prefer to use the call in big deer areas and then (as I am with nearly all calling) call only to the deer I can see and thus "read". No such thing as a miracle call but when used at certain times during a very limited time frame, this call could easily put a monster buck in your sights. It's a tool that I feel should be carried with the rest of your tools of the trade. Good luck and good shootin'
#18
Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Convoy Ohio USA
Il Corn Fed, thanks for your post because you just saved me from a bunch of typing!!
My findings were exactly as yours. I think that the Primos Buck Roar is a much better call.
On Nov. 17th. I had a nice 9 pt. come running in chasing a hot doe. She came through about 45 seconds before him on a run. Here he came behind her. He stopped where she went out of the edge of the woods and ran across a small open field to another section of the woods. Right before he took off to cross the field, I hit the Roar. Man he froze and threw his head up and looked my way. He looked back her way, then towards me, then back her way again. I hit the Roar again and that was all he could take. man he stiffened up , blew up and the hair on his back and neck stood up. He let out a long deep grunt of his own and trooted my way. I mouth grunted and stopped him and layed a perfect double lunger on him. About 10 seconds and and 35 yards later my season was over ( yea, we get one deer here!). So I have no doubts that the Roar works at the right time on the right deer.
My findings were exactly as yours. I think that the Primos Buck Roar is a much better call. On Nov. 17th. I had a nice 9 pt. come running in chasing a hot doe. She came through about 45 seconds before him on a run. Here he came behind her. He stopped where she went out of the edge of the woods and ran across a small open field to another section of the woods. Right before he took off to cross the field, I hit the Roar. Man he froze and threw his head up and looked my way. He looked back her way, then towards me, then back her way again. I hit the Roar again and that was all he could take. man he stiffened up , blew up and the hair on his back and neck stood up. He let out a long deep grunt of his own and trooted my way. I mouth grunted and stopped him and layed a perfect double lunger on him. About 10 seconds and and 35 yards later my season was over ( yea, we get one deer here!). So I have no doubts that the Roar works at the right time on the right deer.




