New calls for 2002......
#11
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RE: New calls for 2002......
Now Darin I think I saw your name added to the list of the Pro-Staff guys when I got the stuff the other day. What did ya'll think about the new snuff can? I don't really know that it is a snuff can any more, but I love it that we have a smaller tube style of call. I also like the Nasty Old Hen mouth call ok.
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#12
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Chas. SC, USA
Posts: 35
RE: New calls for 2002......
I just got my Midwest catalog in the mail yesterday and i took one look at the Quaker Boy dirrectional thing and i had to laugh. I mean, come on, is this thing for real? IMO it looks as if Quaker Boy is grabbing for straws with this one. I would have thought they would have learned their lesson with that quad-threat friction call thing they came out with last year. Really guys, what gimmiks will they (in the general sense) think of next??
The only new call i am interested in this year is a friction call made by a fellow in Virginia, or maybe PA, anyway he uses red oak and maple pots that are really low profile and his striker is unique. It's in the Midwest catalog close to the back.
Edited by - zzvedder on 01/11/2002 09:29:43
The only new call i am interested in this year is a friction call made by a fellow in Virginia, or maybe PA, anyway he uses red oak and maple pots that are really low profile and his striker is unique. It's in the Midwest catalog close to the back.
Edited by - zzvedder on 01/11/2002 09:29:43
#13
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blair Co., PA USA
Posts: 537
RE: New calls for 2002......
I'm not sure about the directional Quaker Boy friction call either, although I think the 4-sided one from last year was a great idea for the turkey hunter on a budget.
I like the looks of the new Twist-tone locator call from M.A.D. 3 sounds in one call. Think I'll pick one of them up.
My newest companion is the Blodgett Calls Tough Country slate over glass. This call is great, it has awesome engraving on the back and great sound as well. It came with a laminated maple striker that is very easy to control. I'm in love with this thing. Custom calls are addicting!!
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I like the looks of the new Twist-tone locator call from M.A.D. 3 sounds in one call. Think I'll pick one of them up.
My newest companion is the Blodgett Calls Tough Country slate over glass. This call is great, it has awesome engraving on the back and great sound as well. It came with a laminated maple striker that is very easy to control. I'm in love with this thing. Custom calls are addicting!!
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#15
Nontypical Buck
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RE: New calls for 2002......
Man I'm getting the Knife from all sides on this post ! <img src=icon_smile_blackeye.gif border=0 align=middle>. I think I've been <img src=icon_smile_8ball.gif border=0 align=middle>....BT
#16
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Chas. SC, USA
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RE: New calls for 2002......
Well, PA i have to say that it was because of a Blodgett call that i came up with the rule about not buying friction calls till i could use them. Worst call i have owned that "called" itself custom. It was the Midwest "limited edition" call from last year. I should have known better, but hey, that's what it's all about.
#17
Nontypical Buck
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RE: New calls for 2002......
zzvedder , just out of interest , What kind of calls do you like ? You seem to just keep telling us what you dislike. You took a Slam at this Sindwinder and have never tried it. I have one in front of me here and it seems to sound all right to me. The Triple Threat was one of the smartest calls to hit the market, and I've killed birds with it aswell. Now the Quad Threat is another story , I feel it is not as good as the Triple but probably works to kill birds aswell. I don't feel they where gimicks only ideas for the public. I speak out about calls only when I know what they sound like and don't like to mislead anyone. I can not talk about other company's calls because I don't know about them. I will tell you though that at Quakerboy these calls are tested for hours before being marketed they are not just made and put on the shelf.I have been there and done it. Hunters/Callers are going to have a different angle about calls and some are going to have there likes and dislikes. I like to post on new calls and only talk about them after using them, this is why I started this post. I also like to read on the other companies and their new ideas aswell, this gives everyone an idea whats out there, just because I wear a name don't mean I can't talk to others from their companies. I enjoy this sport and like to help others as I go. I would think it would get very Stale with NO new products to look at and try. Lets try to help here other than put down...BT
Edited by - BOSSTOM on 01/13/2002 08:28:55
Edited by - BOSSTOM on 01/13/2002 08:28:55
#18
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Calif
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RE: New calls for 2002......
I absolutely agree BT!I do think warning one another about the good with the bad is a help to us all.But lets keep in mind because it does'nt work for you does'nt mean it is'nt working for someone else.I've been hooked by the gimmicks and crap thats out there also,but you never know when one of em may actually work.I remember when gobble tubes first came out.My first thought was what a joke.But now I never leave home without my Red Wolfe,its accounted for a few gobblers itself over the years.So lets be a little open minded when it comes to new products.This is not to say there is'nt some junk out there, because yes I know there is! <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
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