WHAT TYPE OF CALL
01-25-2005, 02:04 PM
#4
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 25,116
RE: WHAT TYPE OF CALL
Excellent question
Shot a spike this year using Primo's can.
Step one waited till I could read around 7:20 AM
Steptwo Read 3 chapters from the New Testament
Step three used the Primos can once. medium sized can
Step Four I was planning on reading 3 more chapters and using the call again.
I got to chapter 5 of John when I heard a buck coming straight for me.
One shot killed the boy instantly.
God Bless you ,
Chuck
Shot a spike this year using Primo's can.
Step one waited till I could read around 7:20 AM
Steptwo Read 3 chapters from the New Testament
Step three used the Primos can once. medium sized can
Step Four I was planning on reading 3 more chapters and using the call again.
I got to chapter 5 of John when I heard a buck coming straight for me.
One shot killed the boy instantly.
God Bless you ,
Chuck
01-25-2005, 05:44 PM
#5
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location:
Posts: 149
RE: WHAT TYPE OF CALL
Nice to hear someone talk about god, never had any luck with calls. Some say they work, but I dont bother. Be careful and not overcall. You can scare deer. Thats a good idea read the bible. I normally read my school books but ran out of them.
01-25-2005, 06:41 PM
#6
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 25,116
RE: WHAT TYPE OF CALL
Thank you,
The place I hunt is like getting a cottontail out of a sqare mile of nine foot high blackberry bushes. Many hunters strike out daily. LOTS of signs but the deer go deep inside of the cottonmouth infested cypress domes. After striking out so many times I began to get to the Wildlife Management gate early and ask questions from the few who seem to never strike out. They all used calls religiously. Like you said though, there is a chance on scaring them but if you read the comments on this site many have scored. I plan on giving rattling a good shot next year. I got a lot of great advice from the other hunters on this site. Confidence is number one though. Live in such a way that you and the Lord are best friends. He will guide you in all your ways even deer hunting. "He's a friend that sticks closer than a brother."
God Bless You,
Chuck
The place I hunt is like getting a cottontail out of a sqare mile of nine foot high blackberry bushes. Many hunters strike out daily. LOTS of signs but the deer go deep inside of the cottonmouth infested cypress domes. After striking out so many times I began to get to the Wildlife Management gate early and ask questions from the few who seem to never strike out. They all used calls religiously. Like you said though, there is a chance on scaring them but if you read the comments on this site many have scored. I plan on giving rattling a good shot next year. I got a lot of great advice from the other hunters on this site. Confidence is number one though. Live in such a way that you and the Lord are best friends. He will guide you in all your ways even deer hunting. "He's a friend that sticks closer than a brother."
God Bless You,
Chuck
01-26-2005, 12:01 AM
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Cornwall, Pa.
Posts: 1,720
RE: WHAT TYPE OF CALL
Crzy, I like the Knight & Hale Translator. You can adjust this call from bleat to mature buck with the twist of a set screw and adjusting the length of the call. No "O" rings to loose or wear out and you have one call for all season and situation.
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