nordik Roe decoy - roe deer

Product detailed description

The Nordik Roe "Roebuck Call"- lure is specially developed for attracting deer. It is tuned forall four main soundsthat you need.

Instructions for use:
Simplymove the rubber band between the two outermost notches on the lure andchange the sound. This lure has double soundboardwhich is used for better volume control. Tosofter sound,cover the bottom hole on the lure with your thumb.Take turnscontact sounds deer with a fawn, sounds excited deer or soundsdeer laid against your will for a few minutes and then repeat after about 20-30 minutes at the same station.

Sounds of deer and roe deer making contact: Place rubber ring in the first (outermost) notch from the body of the decoy andinhale briefly into the decoy for contact sounds. For imitationthe sounds made by the fawn,bite the bait with your teeth through the rubber ring and the sound emitted will be higher.

Soundsexcited October roe deer:Place the ring in the second notch and when inhaled into a lure withbite the rubber ring. You get the sound of an excited rutting doe and then whenloosen the grip on your teethyou get the voice of the doe, which islaid against her will. Then alternate shorter sounds excited rutting deer with longer sounds of deer being laid.

TO FINE-TUNE THE DECOY:

Contact voice of the fawn: the voice of the fawn thatlooking for a doe. It is used to attract roe deer that have dropped their fawns during the rut. The purpose of using this sound is that the doe is often followed by a fawn that comes to this decoy sound.

Contact voice of the doe: the voice of the doe thatcalling her fawns. Srnec hears her voice and makes his way towards her to see if she is ready for laying.

The voice of an excited roe deer: the sound an excited doe makes when being chased by a fawn. Otherthe fawns get jealous and move to the sound. Territorial deer usually run quickly at this sound to chase away the intruder. Younger fawns that do not have their own territory will usually come at a creeping pace, careful not to come into contact with the territorial fawn.

The voice of a doe being laid against its will: the voice of a doe being laid violently against its will. This soundwill immediately set any territorial deer in motionwhoruns furiously, driven by jealousy.