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i got a question
Would rattling scare away does?
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I believe it depends on what part of the season and if you hunt in a pressured area or not.
Also, I don't think does like to be around bucks that are fighting for safety reasons. So yes, on average I think the rattling would hurt rather than help in keeping does within range. vashadow |
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bowtech,
Rattling is like someone yelling "fight" on a school playground. Everyone comes to see it, but don't want to get involved. I've called does and bucks with rattling, but I've spooked both away from the area too. ![]() I find rattling too risky of a method for trying to attract deer. By "risky" I mean that there's too many variables. I'd much rather use the 2 feeding Renzo doe decoys that I have and use mouth calls to attract them. I've had very good success with this method of attracting deer. ![]() I use a Primos "estrus can" call and a Primos "buck & doe" hands free (inhale) call, at the same time. This simulates a buck tending or attempting to tend a doe. When the buck (s) or doe (s) show up, they have decoys to keep their attention until I decide to take the shot or not. ![]() ![]() Good hunting, Bowhunter57
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