I've got a spot where bulls are typically cruising and feeding about 50 yards or so onto private ground. I normally go to this spot and just wildlife view elk and try to learn, but I suppose I'll try to shoot one. The boundary between the private and public is not a hard line and there is no barrier (fence, slope break, road, etc) from them coming over.
Do you fellas think these bulls could be curious enough in mid-November in coming into a cow call (or calf call), or at least closing that 50 yard distance while they are feeding? Keep in mind these bulls that I typically see at this location are not monsters, and are probably 2-4 year old bulls.
My initial thoughts is that they'd be curious enough to at least come have a look see. Seems unlikely that they'd spook at the sound of the call, but would I be better off just getting lucky in having them come over on their own? It's rare that they come over on their own, but they do. Thanks.
Do you fellas think these bulls could be curious enough in mid-November in coming into a cow call (or calf call), or at least closing that 50 yard distance while they are feeding? Keep in mind these bulls that I typically see at this location are not monsters, and are probably 2-4 year old bulls.
My initial thoughts is that they'd be curious enough to at least come have a look see. Seems unlikely that they'd spook at the sound of the call, but would I be better off just getting lucky in having them come over on their own? It's rare that they come over on their own, but they do. Thanks.
