Primos Can Call?
#11
Fork Horn
Joined: Jul 2008
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I love using it during pre rut and during the rut. During the pre rut it brings lots of does into the field if u use it with a doe decoy. and during the rut last year i had my 9 pointer come in thinking it was a hot doe.
#12
Don't want to Hijack the post, but for those of you who use it, how many times do you flip in an hour and at what frequency. Just want to see if I am overusing/underusing it.
#13
I take mine with me all the time. I've had does and fawns come in alot. I got my 1st rifle buck using it. I just sat down and flipped it and he ran right in. Been a user ever since. I like to flip it 2 times in a row and then once about every 15 min. Followed up with a grunt or 2. Don't know if thats the way to do it but it keeps me entertained
#14
I usually flip it over 3 times and follow that by a couple of grunts every 1/2 hour or if I happen to see a buck not comming into me. Never call if a buck is heading in your direction. I've ruined one in 5 years because it fell from my treestand. Something must be messed up with the seal because it slides, but doesn't make any sound.
#16
Joined: Aug 2008
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ORIGINAL: IADeerHunter16
I usually flip it over 3 times and follow that by a couple of grunts every 1/2 hour or if I happen to see a buck not comming into me. Never call if a buck is heading in your direction. I've ruined one in 5 years because it fell from my treestand. Something must be messed up with the seal because it slides, but doesn't make any sound.
I usually flip it over 3 times and follow that by a couple of grunts every 1/2 hour or if I happen to see a buck not comming into me. Never call if a buck is heading in your direction. I've ruined one in 5 years because it fell from my treestand. Something must be messed up with the seal because it slides, but doesn't make any sound.
... But I'm guessing you know that and its still broken 
#18
I've heard does in heat doing that sound every other second while being pushed by a buck....for like 3 minutes straight. Before I saw the doe doing it, I thought for sure another hunter was turning his can over. I've also heard them doing it once every 10 minutes.
After those experiences, I don't fear turning the can over a lot, or a little. I've had results from both.
After those experiences, I don't fear turning the can over a lot, or a little. I've had results from both.
#20
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: So. IL
I had a 2 1/2 year old in the field about 80 yards away last year, i'd seen some young bucks chasing and grunting after a doe on the other side of my stand, so i hit the can, the deer looked up and ignored it, i tried it again and never got any more responses from him. It sounds real enough, but it's definitely not fool proof. Can't say that i've had any outstanding success with it. But I know of those who do, so it'd be worth having along just in case.


