ROE RUT: A practical guide to calling Roebucks

Something a little bit different: A little bit of Q&A, a little bit of calling and a whole lot of rutting Roebucks!
We answer your questions on calling in the Roe rut to give you a practical guide to best success.
Disclaimer: all our advice is based on our own tried & tested experiences. So, get out there, start calling, and enjoy the force of nature!

[@johnmclean8543]

Great video guys… love the Q&A… really interesting..good luck in the rut….👍ps: enjoyed the wee chat at the Game-fair … hope the eye cleared up ok😉

[@erichuntter2437]

Great video 🤙, the rut has started in Scotland, called in 3 nice Bucks 🤙🤙

[@zohairghullam5131]

Really interesting Q&A even for experienced stalkers. I had no idea that calling late morning,afternoon and early evening was best.

[@Tim_4th]

Thank you for answering my question

[@CervusUK]

No problem! Thanks for asking 😊

[@MrSpooros]

Thanks for the video chaps, very informative. I’m sat in a highseat in woodland. I got the interest of a roe but it then turned away. I wasn’t using the muffled hand cover method. Can it be too loud without it when deer are at close distances (c.50yds)

[@stephenhankey688]

Good video guys, informative, and an easy watch, thanks for sharing.

[@CervusUK]

Our pleasure! Appreciate your kind words, more films on the way..

[@SearchUKPestControl1]

Good info once more!

[@CervusUK]

Glad it was helpful! 🙌🏻

[@davidlynch4437]

Thanks for answering my questions if you fancy popping over and show me how to call them in let me know thanks q

[@petervisser4910]

Why a neck shot?