Fawn distress call.
#12
RE: Fawn distress call.
I have luck with it. I don't blind call with it tho. I use it as a come back call when a deer4 gets gittery anbd moves away. I especially if its a sound like a broken branch or something..... makes them think its just a fawn stumbling or playing about
#14
RE: Fawn distress call.
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I've been tempted to try this for quite some time now, but I haven't been able to find the call anywhere. Who makes the calls that you guys use?
I've been tempted to try this for quite some time now, but I haven't been able to find the call anywhere. Who makes the calls that you guys use?
I called this coyote in with a pleading doe call in the peak of rut, right after I'd had a 110-ish 8-pt come walking right under my stand looking for her, circle around, decide she must've moved on, and he beat feet toward the bedding areas that morning trying to figure out where that "HOTTT" doe went. The coyote was looking for a "Hott" doe as well, but I believe she had completely different intentions.
#15
RE: Fawn distress call.
I used it once during the rut when I spotted a big doe. I hit the call twice and a Moster nine point came in from behind me. I was stuck and couldn't move for he was less then ten yards away. Once he spotted the doe he took off after her. He chased her around and around until they vanished. About forty five minutes later, I seen the same buck about 100 yards out going back to where he came from. I hit the fawn bleat again and he charged in one more time. I never had a clear shot at him and he was missing one of his G3's but it was one of the coolest thing's that season. I have used it religiously since then and have had good luck during the seeking stage and early season.