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Primos Hardwood Grunter Whitetail Buck Call #701
Primos introduced its first deer grunt call in 1984. Made from a select hardwood, this call was an instant winner. Now the quality and rich tones of old have been combined with a few twists of new technology. They have combined the durability, flexibility, and convenience of an extendible grunt tube with the rich tones of a high quality hardwood barrel to bring you the Hardwood Grunter.
Features:
- 6-in-1 Call
- Adjustable reed assembly allows for grunts and bleats
- Made from select hardwood for extra loud volume and deep, throaty grunts
- Extendable hose for variable tones
- Coercive or Attention Grunt - A soft, short (about 1/2 - 1 second) call made by deer to announce their presence. It means, “I’m a deer and I’m over here”. Normally, you would give this call whenever you see a deer and are trying to get its attention to get it to come closer. Under most circumstances, the deer will stop whatever it’s doing, look in the direction of the caller, and begin walking in that direction.
- Tending Grunt - A short, guttural sound of moderate volume that bucks make when calling to Estrus™ does. It means, “I am ready to mate”. It lasts a little less than a second and is slightly louder than the Coercive Grunt. There are usually several grunts given in a series. Make this call when trying to attract a buck into range, by making the buck think there is another buck invading his territory.
- Aggressive Grunt - A louder, sharper grunt than the Coercive or Tending Grunts and is issued as a challenge to another buck to fight. Blow hard and short bursts of air into the call. Usually one or two calls are all you need to make the dominant buck in an area come rushing in. Sometimes this call is made in conjunction with antler rattling.
- Doe Estrus™ Bleats - Estrus™ bleats are made by adult does to tell bucks they are ready to breed. An Estrus™ bleat should last for about one to two seconds. Call loudly and urgently into the call. Repeat two to three times every 10-15 minutes.
