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Strategies for Pulling Bucks in Close
Ever have a big buck respond to a grunt call and come charging in only to hang up about fifty yards out? We all have. Encounters like those cause us to wish we'd set up our stand closer to where that buck hung up. Truth is, even if we had placed our stand differently, chances are the buck still wouldn't have come in. A whitetail's ears are like radar. Once they zero in on a sound, they know within a few feet where that sound is coming from. . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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