Have any of you had any luck using a doe estus call? If so, could you please recomend any calling sequences that might help?

[bigbassboy1 ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close bigbassboy1]

Have any of you had any luck using a doe estus call? If so, could you please recomend any calling sequences that might help?

[JM1993 ⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close JM1993]

Primos has a line of doe estrus calls. They the can series(theres the can, the long can, etc) I know a few people use those and from what I hear they had success. They great because you just turn it over...no blowing into a call. Look them up, I think it'll be good for you.

[AMM0 ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close AMM0]

I asked a similar question on the message board earlier... before using a call like this, I believe you should have some kind of indication of what the rut activity in your area is like... correct? Or am I way off base here? Can you use these kinds of calls regardless of the time of year, rut activity, etc, etc?

[6phunter ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close 6phunter]

theres other ways to make soft contact bleats.use your tongue make a sound like your taking a poop.often i;ll take a tree bark and rub on trees/the can works at times but last year i ran a buck off using it. practice.patience and experience will come as each day or site along with time of day and rut makes a difference

[Cgull ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close Cgull]

I've had success with the original can. One or two bleats with the can has brought in several nice bucks to my stands. Keep the cans in a clean shirt pocket or other container, any dust, bark or grim will ruin the call. Good Luck!!