Mature axis bucks scream IN BURSTS OF ONE TO THREE SCREAMS. The Ezy-Axis calls works best with rattling horns and a call. EZy-Axis has proven if you scream like axis buck they will come to play. There will be satellite bucks surrounding the harem and all breeding bucks will scream showing they want to breed or fight. They will then breed the does and fight off all opposing bucks.
A dominate buck will roam for miles cruising for does in heat. 70% of bucks rub out of velvet in April and begin rutting from there on out. Axis bucks drop antlers year round due to their mothers breeding cycle. The other 30% come into heat from October to March. 70% of axis does are offset from whitetail in which they come into breeding season during summer months starting in May and can run through August. Axis deer have very unique characteristics and share some of the same that compare to elk crossed with whitetail deer in so many ways. The deer are tastier than whitetail and sportier to hunt. Far too long these animal have been getting away with no actual call to tap into their vocabulary, well here it is!Īxis deer are not native to Texas, but who cares because they are here to stay with growing numbers. It’s far more exciting to get out of the blind and call a buck in face to face opposed to waiting for him to come into the corn feeder. The axis deer call creates new and never experienced way to hunt the species. Why go after Axis deer when the deer can be drawn to the hunter? After years of field work, Ezy-Axis is proud to present the world’s first axis deer call that attracts axis deer into close range, out of heavy brush, and capable to stop a buck in his tracks to present a shot. Every axis hunter should carry the Ezy-Axis deer call to help increase hunting success rate.Įzy-Axis deer call has redefined Axis hunting. The scream represents a bucks dominance, location, and willingness to fight or breed. Welcome to Ezy-Axis, the only Axis Deer Caller you'll ever needĮzy-Axis deer call creates the sound of Axis buck screaming.
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