Calling Deer: Beginners Guide / Beginner Guides, Buyers Guide, Deer hunting, Hunting / By Tobias Contents hide 1 Understanding Deer Sounds and Vocalizations 1.1 Scared and Nervous Sounds 1.1.1 Sniffs 1.1.2 Stomps 1.1.3 Snorts 1.2 Angry and Distraught Sounds 1.2.1 Buck Grunts 1.2.2 Buck Rattling/ Rattling Antlers 1.2.3 The Snort-Wheeze 1.3 Other Deer Vocalizations 1.3.1 Doe Grunts 1.3.2 Doe Bleats 1.3.3 The Estrus Bleat/Doe in Heat Call 1.4 Sounds Fawns Make 1.4.1 Nursing Whine 1.4.2 Distress Calls for Fawns 1.4.3 Fawn Bleats 2 Understanding When to Call for Deer 2.1 When it’s Too Early in the season 2.2 When the Buck Lives in That Area 2.3 Knowing the Deer’s Personality 2.4 When the Deer Can Circle Downwind 2.5 Hunting in Pressurized Areas 3 How to Make Your Deer Calling a Success 3.1 Always Be Ready After Making a Call 3.2 Making the Call When You See the Deer 3.3 Learn Deer Language 3.4 How to Set Up for the Call 4 A Review of the Best Types of Deer Calls 4.1 Primos Deer Call- Best Bleat Call 4.1.1 Pros 4.1.2 Cons 4.2 Illusion Extinguisher Deer Call 4.2.1 Pros 4.2.2 Cons 4.3 Flextone Deer Call – Best Snort Wheeze Call 4.3.1 Pros 4.3.2 Cons 4.4 Hunters Specialty Nemesis Deer Call 4.4.1 Pros 4.4.2 Cons
