How to Call Deer, Including Grunt, Bleat, Snort-Wheeze and More
White-tailed deer make a wide range of vocalizations. In fact, science identified a dozen different sounds deer make in five main categories, from grunts to bleats to aggressive calls like a snort-wheeze. You can mimic these calls to help call deer in close, including both bucks and does. Kip Adams reviews all the ways you can call in deer, from grunting to rattling to making a snort-wheeze. Kip uses commercial calls and also makes many of the calls himself.
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that was great, Thanks Kip for doing those calls. It takes a lot of practice to get that good.
A set by set how to do a video of snort wheeze would be awesome
I jumped a nice buck this past weekend in the predawn light. He made three short leaping sprints before giving me a snort wheeze. Would have had a shot on one of his pauses, but had turned scope up to max to glass a plot that usually has pigs on it seconds before and forgot to turn it back down.🙄 Such are the quirks of hunting.😣 (yes, one should not use their rifle to scan, but the pigs are seldom still enough to see them with binos, put binos down, and then set up a shot).
Best presentation yet!
Great stuff. Thanks
so good!
Damn that was good!
Love it...but how often should you blind call? Especially with the can? 1x and then wait how long? Or more frequently?
Hey I was just wondering what you would suggest for an average buck. Its my first year of hunting so Im thinkin I want like at least 4x4 but just wondering your opinion
How can you do these things in a box ground blind?
Is that the guy off Yellowstone?
Might also call in a bear with that fawn distress...
Get them antlers and not the sticks in a sack unless you have a handicap.