😭 Deer calling is a hunting technique used to attract deer by imitating the sounds they naturally make to communicate with one another. Hunters use tools like grunt calls, bleat calls, and rattling antlers to mimic deer vocalizations or the sound of bucks fighting. These calls can signal dominance, curiosity, or breeding activity, depending on the season and the type of sound. When done correctly, deer calling can draw a deer closer, either because it feels challenged, interested in a potential

If you're new to hunting, it's helpful to know the different ways to call a deer in closer. Doe bleats, grunts, and rattling are all useful while hunting, but there are times when you should and should not use these calls. In this video, we review how to use a combination deer grunt and doe bleat with a grunt tube. You'll want to have a grunt tube on hand this time of year during the rut! https://vimeo.com/242799211 | Your Wild Ohio - Hunter

Grunt tube, bleat call, or rattle bag...which would you trust to pull a whitetail deer right to your tree stand? DWR’s David Hennaman demonstrates how to use each call and explains when and why they’re effective. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just getting started, calling can give you a competitive advantage out in the field. Just remember, electronic calls are prohibited for calling deer in Virginia, so be sure to stick to the types of calls mentioned in our YouTube video! Link in the com