Infielders???

When the pitcher starts to move, I start my ready steps. I then track the ball from his hand to the plate.

Dont you get bad jumps on bunts that way because ive tried that and any time they square to bunt i dont see it until the ball gets there.

I start creeping when the pitcher moves and then read the batter's hands. If they start to slide up the bat, you know a bunt is coming.

Its called peripheal vision. You can see the batter showing bunt in the corner of your eye and react accordingly. Maybe Infield is not your place. Everything is coming so quick that you need to pick up the ball before anyone else.

I watch the ball until the pitcher is about to release it then judge where the ball will be hit (or not) by the batter. . .

The catcher should also yell bunt ifthe batter squares around. A guy on my team has a pretty good bunt going for him. As the pitcher is completing his throwing motion, he brings the bat around like a bunt, but its more like a really slow, half swing. It catches the 3rd baseman offguard 95 percent of the time. But like I said, the catcher should be saying something since he is right there, and can see the pitch and the square around and the same time.