Walt Hefner
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Shooting Grunts: Directed by Walt Hefner. With Walt Hefner, Henry Kissinger, Richard Nixon, Eric W. Ristau. A young combat cinematographer films grunts in Vietnam. He is seriously wounded at the battle of Khe Sanh.
- Walt Hefner
- 2008-04-11
- Documentary, War
- 82
Titles Shooting Grunts. Languages English. Shooting Grunts (2008) Home. 9 of 9 ...
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- Contact Grunt
- The Call: Tending Grunt
- The Call: Clicking
- The Call: Roar
- The Call: Snort
- The Call: Bawl
- The Call: Snort-Wheeze
- The Call: Bleat
- The Call: Mew
Who Makes It: Every deer in the herd The Sound: A half-second burp, made with a variable grunt-tube call. What It Means:“I’m here. Whassup?” When to Use It: Any time you want to get a deer’s attention and get it to step a little closer. Non-aggressive and calming, it’s a go-to call before and after the rut.
Who Makes It: Bucks dogging does The Sound: Burp, burp, buuurp, made with a variable grunt-tube call. What It Means: “Who da man? I’m da man! Who da man?” When to Use It: During the rut, whenever you want a real buck to think a rival is after his ladies.
Who Makes It: Bucks really dogging does The Sound: Roof-of-mouth tongue clicking— tick, tick, tick, tick…. Made with a variable grunt-tube call. What It Means:“Never, never going to give you up….” When to Use It:Ditto above.
Who Makes It:Bucks out of their minds with lust The Sound: Grunt on roids: BUUURRRP!Made with a “roar” or “growl” grunt call. What It Means: “I’m one step away from a cold shower here! How ’bout it?” When to Use It: Ditto above and above, whenever the other two calls fail to bring a jealous buck running.
Who Makes It: Alarmed bucks and does The Sound: A loud, breathy whoooosh!, often accompanied by hoof stomp. Can be made by mouth or with snort-wheeze call. What It Means:Varies from “What the heck is that?” to “Let’s get the heck outta here!” When to Use It: Whenever you spook a deer—to make it or other nearby deer think that you are just one of th...
Who Makes It: Usually fawns, but any deer in danger The Sound: A dying rabbit times three— Meaaaa! Meaaa! Meeeaaaa!Made with a fawn-distress call. What It Means:“Get this coyote’s teeth out of my butt!” When to Use It: When you are hunting does specifically and want to bring a mama deer running in to you.
Who Makes It: Aggressive bucks The Sound: Couple of quick snorts, followed by a long, loud exhale: Whish, whish, pheeeewwwwwt!Made by mouth or with snort-wheeze call. What It Means: “I own this turf, and all the does standing thereon. Dude!” When to Use It: When you want to challenge a buck to a fight, or at least a close-range standoff.
Who Makes It: Does The Sound: Similar to a contact grunt, with a hint of sheep: meeaaaah.Made with bleat call. What It Means: “Mommy’s right here, honey.” When to Use It:Before and after the rut, as a non-aggressive, calming call. Or during the rut, to make a buck think there’s a doe nearby.
Who Makes It: Fawns The Sound: High-pitched, lower-volume bleat: meah, meah, meah.Made with bleat call. What It Means: Mom? Mom? Mommmyyy?! When to Use It:Anytime to call in a doe, or during the rut—especially the late rut—to make a buck think there’s a doe and fawns nearby.
Dec 13, 2021 · Start shooting up an enemy base, and you might hear a grunt appeal, “It wasn’t me, I just work here!” Take out some invisible enemies, you may hear a grunt ask, “Did you guys kill him yet?
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