Description
The Nordik Grunter is developed specially for calling
whitetail deer. The sound may be adjusted by pulling the
tube apart or pushing it together.
Compressed tube = light tone (younger buck). A lighter
tone also attracts smaller bucks.
Protracted tube = dark tone (older buck), may attract
larger bucks better, but it may also scare away smaller
bucks, it depends on what your objective is!
Be aware of that curious deer often go downwind of the
sound to check out what they are hearing, so make sure
you pay attention to your wind.
InstructionsThe Contact Grunt is a contact sound that works all
year round. It basically means – “I am a buck, and here I
am”! You use the contact grunt to catch the buck’s attention
so that it out of curiosity will approach you. Put the
call to your mouth and blow a short, soft thrust of air for
about ½-1 second. Repeat this for 3-4 times with 10-20
minutes in between. Adjust the tube according to your
preference.
The Tending Grunt is the sound that a buck makes
when he is ready to mate. You use this sound to make
the buck you wish to call jealous of you, making him believe
that you have attracted a doe in his territory, and he
will therefore approach you. Protract the tube halfway
or according to your preference and blow carefully for
2-3 seconds. Repeat 2-3 times, await response, repeat
if necessary! If nothing happens, protract the tube completely
and blow very carefully for 4-6 seconds. Repeat
2-3 times to trigger the older bucks a bit more. If needed
you can complement these sounds with:
Rattling = the sound of antlers rattling against each other
Doe bleats = the contact and mating sounds from a doe
Fawn bleats = the contact sound from a fawn
