When bugling, in my personal opinion, the first and second notes of the cadence should be just a tad longer, and maybe a little more time between the notes (think about the deer getting air back in his lungs). I've also found that the third note in the cadence is usually shorter (but not always), and always different than the other two (you guys demonstrated that very well). Derek's last cadence was the best of the entire show (sorry Bonce ha). Sika will sometimes use a 4 or 2 note cadence, but not real often. I called one in this past Friday evening. It is the greatest thrill in hunting in my opinion, but I'm a native Marylander so I'm hardly impartial I love the videos guys, I watch them all.
Good video, gents. I’m using Jason’s diaphragms this year, too. I will have my un-RIVAL-ed tube with me, but only use it when hunting the timber. I have not tried the yellow diaphragm, yet. So far, my favorite for Sika sounds has been his black one. It is for young cows and calf elk and produces some great, high-pitch calls. Thanks for putting this video together. You guys, both, sound great. 👍
Good video on the calls I appreciate it. Question is there any waders you all prefer for the marsh. I don't hunt the shore yet but will try it soon. Looking for easy on and off, and will hold up in the marsh. Thank you in advance.
We like breathable waders for the comfort. Rogers/frog toggs make them with removable insulated liners which is quite handy. However. That marsh is hard on any wader.
The deer use vocalizations year round, so I would believe it can be effective if used correctly at any given time. Some days they arent as vocal and some they are in all stages before during and after rut, just a little more pronounced during. Adjust your calling to what you're hearing and how the deer react to it. Good luck and thanks for following
I was watching this video and I noticed a buddy of mine I haven’t seen in years, I actually supervised with Derrick at job for a bit. Awesome guy and knows his stuff when it comes to waterfowl and it’s cool to see him get in on these sikas. Derrick If you see this it’s Billy and I hunt sikas too so if you ever wana meet up give me a shout 😎
Yes sir lol I’ve got a hind so far but never a stag. You’ve inspired me to try Blackwater seems to be more sikas available then my area. Will have to try next year though do to all the archery permits taken up for this year. How do you feel about scents and what’s your advice on picking spots out they’re and what’s the process for that? First come first serve ? If you can find a way to drop me your number without giving it to the world I would love to hunt with you one day 😎
Imo try replicating the hinds first. Unfortunately we've heard too many people go buy a seducer on their way to the marsh and have no clue as to how to use it. But whatever you choose will be good, just practice with it until it becomes second nature.
@@TheBaysideLegion Hey! Thank you for the prompt reply. I plan to get a Seducer or some other call soon and just practice all spring and summer until I get it right. My plan is to bowhunt public land with a buddy from MD. I am from South PA, a few miles form the MD border.
Strictly public for us Paul. Not sure if that's by choice or being priced out of Dorchester private, but nonetheless public is all we got. Thanks for watching.
The Bayside Legion I don’t have nothing against baiters either I just think it doesn’t teach you how to really hunt I think they miss the whole experience good luck this year I’m hunting blackwater archery and I have 4 days muzzle loader I was down there last week I took my bike about a mile and half back there found a couple good spots didn’t hear any bugles but I’ll be going down Saturday hope there bugling this week
