Most folks probably cause themselves more problems with a grunt call than what it helps……If a buck is in hearing distance of it and is going to respond, most of the time they’re coming after the first grunt……They don’t run in though…..They slip in and usually stop at some point to check the wind and watch for the source of the call…..That’s when many folks will be in the stand still tooting on the call and give themselves away without even knowing…….
Use them sparingly…..The best time to grunt one in is in the morning out of treestand when thermals are rising and hiding your scent from being detected……Make 1-3 grunts and put the call down and wait……One long deep grunt works purty good
