that's actually a fawn and it's a fawn distress call, it's call to it's momma

Thanks for sharing this video! !! I watched it this in my stand morning and mimicked it and with some luck and my hands free doe bleat I harvested the best buck that I have gotten.

Awesome video, thank you so much for uploading! A tip for those using a 'can' style bleat call. Drill a hole in the back/bottom of it(opposite side of the holes) and blow through it, rather than turning the can. A much more accurate reproduction and more control

that's a yearling looking for her momma whom is probably in heat and with a buck.

I'm thinking that's the fawn bleating for the doe captured on camera.

That doe is not the one making the sound. You can clearly see that deer does NOT have a bleat call in it's mouth! 😁

That's amazing... Never heard one do that before

Atleast it's better than birds loudly mocking you at 4:00 am in the morning and weird bear-things grunting in the middle of the night

That is really great and useful video. Any suggestions for Mule Deer doe bleat sounds? Thanks! Chris.

That deer is what I like to call a "This year's model." Dumber than a box of rocks too.

That’s a fawn calling for momma

Thanks great video helped me tune my deer call

Cool video! Thanks for uploading!

Awesome video!

Never actually got to hear one make the bleat in its own natural habitat, Gonna help me mimic the noise with my calls now, Thanks for uploading.

Cool video this verifies that the can sounds just like that!

Thanks for the comments. The deer on camera is definitely the deer calling. You guys are right, this is a fawn. If I remember correctly, this was mid-late December. As most of you guys know, many fawns are bred late season. She was the best bait in the woods that day.

That deer definitely caught your ground scent

Several years ago I was hunting in an area overloaded with Does. I took one with a bow opening day. For the next several days I hunted about 3 more times in that stand and each day the fawn would come by looking and bleating for its mother. I felt bad because I had never seen that before. I wait until late November, early December now before taking a doe.

Fantastic !!!!

looks like fawn more of a fawn bleat

Awesome! Talkative ain't she!!!

Best decoy on the market lol

I’m glad my deer know about autozones latest deals. Wouldn’t want them to miss out😂😂😂👍👍👍

I was gonna say, definitely a deer calling, but looks like a button buck

Awesome video.

sounds like shes calling for her mamma

She might be in estrus (or ready to be bred), ultimate buck attractor right there. And yes, it is possible for some fawns to go into estrus and to get bred by a buck.

Lookin for its mom. I called in a doe one day in early bow season by making about 6 or 7 bleats. she had apparently lost track of her fawn and came in running and ran circles around my stand lookin for it.

Wow thank u for sharing that's cool

excellent video...

been hunting public land deer never heard a deer make a call in its habitat but.the power buck doe call is cheap and effective

That wasn't a doe bleat, it was a baby deer looking for it's mother.

She is looking for other deer. I do a vocal call and it works every time to pull deer out of the woods. Last was a herd of eight. Was blessed to bring home the 7 point that came out last. The sound I make is a “meeennnt” sound.

almost sounds like a cat.

Fawn bleats

do adult deer call that much or just once every few minutes?

fawn bleating calling its mama

I heard one today at around 4:30 in Minnesota before sunset. Is it normal for them to do this in November during rutt? I'm a beggenner hunter.

Def a fawn bleat

Trying to find her momma..

When was the doe going to bleat didnt hear it at all. Are you sure that you didnt fart

thats a fawn looking for it's mother she is off with a buck ..fawns don't come in estres till later on if at all

Never ever do a drawn out estrus bleat always do short burst. The long drawn out one is actually a warning call

that was another deer bleating off camera

Fawn distress call...someone must been new to hunting

That's NOT a bleat. That's a fawn looking for it's mom.

Are you with somebody else. Or just trying to forget me.

Fawn looking for it's mother

Fawn

This is litle one looking for momma, not doe bleat as in mature doe /rut/ seeking other deer as evening starts, not sure what bleating for momma gets you unless a doe had a fawn hit by a car and she's looking. Deer know eachother's scent, voice, patterns, very unlikely to have success. I've hit a grunt and had an 8 walk 150 yards out of dense cover into woods, rattled in a lot of all sizes, bleat canned a doe last week, never had success with primos bleat grunt tubes except for grunt feature, hit it once and that is IT, otherwise you are only scaring them off. Rattling you can repeat every 2 hours for 20 minute intervals 2-3x, then give it a rest. Deer know all.

Why do they bleat?

Is she calling for a mom or is it a estrus bleat?

fawn bleat not a doe bleat

The doe never did anything

??? O_o

I heard nothing.

looking for mommy

Lame didn't hear a thing

why do people hunt these things? :(