Should I rattle?
 

I was maybe going to try some rattling in the morning, but all I have is a little rattle bag. I never really like using them but my horns are back home.Do you believe they sound good enough to be worth a tryor could it more likely"scare off"a big buck?

RE: Should I rattle?
 

i rattled in a nice 8 pointer this week with my knight and hale small rattle bag. its all i use. i dont feel safe carrying antler in the woods with all the whack job hunters round here.

RE: Should I rattle?
 

yes they sound good enough and they will bring in a curious buck this time of year.. use em.. you bought em i dont get why u wouldnt use them if you have already bought them...

RE: Should I rattle?
 

I didn't but it. I can't even remember where it came from! Yeah, it's a knight and hale bag too! I try it.

RE: Should I rattle?
 

a couple of soft grunts followed by some rattling. if he is in hearing distance he might just come take a look.

RE: Should I rattle?
 

If the Bucksare in the Mood. I have seen them rattled in using everything from clacking 2 arrows together to the sound of a climber clip, clopping up a tree;)

I'd rattle some:D

Dan

RE: Should I rattle?
 

Yea i think you should... every night i rattle i have some kinda deer show up being curious.... Lastnight i never called at all to see if that'd change my luck but i never seen a thing, so tonight im gonna start rattling again...

RE: Should I rattle?
 

I used a rattling bag yesterday with two different sounding grunts an called in a spike to fifteen yards and although i let him walk it was exciting. so yeah rattling bags do work and yeah you should rattle.

RE: Should I rattle?
 

I made my own rattle bag, the wife sewed up some mossy oak and I cut some dowels I had. Sure got the attention of a spike, would have shot him but we have a points restriction here in MO.

I agre with mohunter, I don't want to get shot for carrying around antlers.