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| When hunting the rut, try using a TailTRICK doe decoy with a swishing tail. The swishing tail says “Hey baby, come a little closer” and bucks in the rut do. |
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| Once deer come to the personal space boundary of another whitetail deer (or deer decoy) they will often begin to show signs of aggression, submission or a willingness to socialize. |
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| Whitetail bucks responding to your deer call will often locate the exact location where the sound is coming from, even from a distance. |
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| In order to calm approaching trophy bucks and disarm their Sensory Matrix, the deer hunter must complete the deer scent or deer calling setup with a deer decoy. |
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| Dominant whitetail bucks may try to intimidate the decoy with aggressive behavior such as: laying their ears back, snorting at the decoy, stomping their feet or even running back and forth. |
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| By placing a TailTRICK Deer Decoy strategically in the open woods, on ridges or in hollows, Eddie can now “visually call” deer close enough to reach them with his shotgun. |
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| Bucks will often stop at the deer’s (decoy’s) personal space boundary and stare. This is a great shot opportunity. |
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| A motionless deer decoy in the woods will not get the attention of transitioning trophy whitetails at a distance. It takes a flash of white to catch the eye of a whitetail and it must flash regularly. |
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| Many bucks are shy about entering food plots before dark. The presence of another deer (decoy) in the food plot creates a sense of safety. |
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| A properly placed TailTRICK Deer Decoy lures bucks closer to your deer hunting stand and creates shot opportunities. |
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Use a deer decoy to attract monster bucks. |