Rattling question

[Krijack]

With all the talk about rattling for blacktails I decided to give it a try this year. Yesterday I call in a deer that came tearing through an alder thicket towards me, head down, and stopped about 15 yards away in a thicket. I thought for sure it had to be a buck, but unless it was a real small spike it appeared to be a doe. Is it normal to have a doe come rushing in like that? I have had several deer come in and all have appeared to be does. I have been mixing in some deep grunts so I figure maybe the does were coming in looking for a buck to mate. Every one only talks about bucks coming in so I was wondering if I am missing the spikes or if it is normal for does to come in. Thanks.

[The Overfishin Condition]

My rattling career has only brought me one deer so far, but I'm pretty sure it was a doe. She came in on my backtrail, and snuck off as soon as I went back to check it- but if it had antlers, they weren't very big. Anyway, seems I've heard of it happening before, this time of year, all deer are looking for some action. TOC.

[nobrownline]

Think of it this way. When there was a fight on the playground when you were a kid it wasn't just the boys that ran up to watch it was everybody. Thats how knight and hale described it.