Now What Should I do (2)

I am going to lock this thread too for archiving. Lou just about spoiled my fun here by nailing it with the first post. Brad made a great point with the wind, especially since the bull is in front and above on this very warm day. I agree with the decoy suggestions.
About 10 years ago this scenario happened to me. I left and came back in the mid afternoon. I tried cow calling from above the bull, but he would not come. He was still there, but for some reason he was not going to move towards me.
\"Jaquomo\" said:
I\'d get into a spot where he can\'t see me until he\'s in bow range, then make herd sounds like a small herd coming into the area and bedding down. Popping sticks, breaking branches, hooves hitting logs, cow-calf talk. His curiosity will get the better of him and he\'ll wander over for a look.
Doing what Lou suggested here along with Jeff\'s umbrella decoy could have very well worked.
After doing some calling, to no avail, I thought the bull had probably left. I moved in too close, with no decoy, and got busted. The last I saw was his rear, as he was walking away, in a hurry.
 
\"cnelk\" said:
Some of the best memories I have is when \'I ALMOST SHOT AN ELK\'... :)

I seem to be getting pretty good at this one. Going back and looking through old threads like this one has been great.
 
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