The second clip from Calling All Cows, Bugling Bulls and Beyond Vol 3. We’ve tried these calls with amazing results. Even cows that may have seen you (but no…
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bugling, by the end of bow season cows are TRYING to find a bull, so
bugling aggresivly, cows will answer and come in. do your part to help
close the distance as well.
@duckkiller10 When you refer to late “bow season” after rifle seasons you
generally are talking Nov/Dec hunts? More glassing from vantage points or
sitting escape routes are best at this time! If any calling is needed
Lost/Separated cow sounds are up for consideration but better yet is the
“Estrus Buzz” this is not an estrus whine. The estrus buzz is used by elk
when they know other elk are within earshot, in other words it asks other
elk where are they!!! Consider these sounds! ElkNut1
wth in ur other video u said that sound is a pop n’ grunt now your sayin
dong use it?
Popping/Nervous Grunt is used by elk asking for an identity or visual of
other elk, done in single grunt fashion! A Bark is is a repetitious sound
that may be heard several times in 15-30 seconds & they get further away.
Timing or use of Popping Grunt is crucial yet very deadly when used
correctly! ElkNut
look bigfoot!