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Re: Deer call manufactured by John Deere
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Posted by johndeereman on October 07, 2004 at 18:00:53 from (66.133.185.111):
In Reply to: Deer call manufactured by John Deere posted by old fashioned farmer on October 06, 2004 at 19:37:03:
the deere do this because they are used to seeing and hearing tractors and never been threatened by them (like poachers are going to drive a tractor) but a pickup they are threatened by. and let me guess youre neighbors wait until two weeks before season to go do scouting or maybe dont scout at all ive learned that by taking a walk through the woods at least once every two weeks will better your chances at bagging a big one they get used to youre smell in the woods 9 times out of 10 i have a deere hanging by 9oclock. p.s. sometimes it is just a doe but its still meat in the freezer.
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