Uncle Lou wrote:Arrow bender, where you at? This is your topic
Fun topic but seems everyone knows where I stand on it.
Seems reasonable that if the highest population on bucks in the woods are immature, blind calling will result in more young bucks.
Always find it interesting that many on this topic will readily call to a buck that is passing by because they see it and don’t care if it swings down wind (if you read most of the posters here haven’t had that happen. They came right in) but are afraid to blind call because that might happen.
I know most think it’s crazy, but I have seen so very few bucks circle down wind. I realize that when blind calling some have done it that I will never know about but.... I’ll never know about it!
If you only call to “desperation” bucks; please think about all of the times that a “blind” buck came in to that calling.
It’s funny because usually it was way more aggressive than anything you’d do if actually blind calling. At least me...
There is nothing more fun than calling in big critters.
I really should do more decoying.
I also like the idea of blind calling by mock horiz Rubs.
Hmmmm....!
That’s all for now!