I'm in a pop up for an all day sit since the wife is out of town. I hit the horns together for a couple of minutes about 1000. And I got to thinking if it was a good idea or if I should sit quietly. Do you rattle and use scents or just sit quietly?
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feed on the ground.......sit....wait....enjoy peaceComment
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If sitting in a pop-up, I personally wouldn't rattle as the sound produced inside is going to be a unnatural sound on the outside. I've had my best results while on a tripod, up in a tree, sitting in brush, or next to a tree in the open.
Good luck with your hunt.Comment
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I’ve leave the rattling horns alone. This cold front should get them on their feet. Best of luck sir.Comment
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I use evercalm and deer herd in a stick and rub it on the windows for scent.
IMO it's to late for rattling but that's up north where we hunt.
Enjoy your hunt/napComment
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The wind is blowing hard where I'm atComment
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Heck, I'd try them if nothing else is happening.Comment
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I’ve rattled before with deer in front of me just to see what happens and they never spook. Rattling may not help but it won’t hurt.Comment
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Rattle. You can only watch your phone so long.Comment
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I like it.Originally posted by easeup View Post
I sat in that blind all day yesterday. Woke up with a bad headache this morning. Anyone ever have that problem?Comment
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Where I hunt, unless there is a fool proof backdrop down wind, rattling is a sure way to make mature deer circle down wind.Comment
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Heck there was a guy posting on here last month I believe that it seemed the more noise and racket he made the more the big bucks showed up.
Rattling in a pop up isnt good. Rattling in windy conditions isnt productive. Something to keep in mind.Comment
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