rochelle

im in the market for another slate call and would like to know some good ones to try?

Mr. Longbeard

Check out the Blodgett line of calls



Edited by - Mr. Longbeard on 01/16/2003 11:16:11

Adrian J Hare

Keep in mined rochelle, that a new striker or two will turn an old slate into a New call, most times you can get strikers cheeper then another slate. If that is the way you want to go I would change to a Aluminum or Glass...BT

I like them with Long Sharp Spurs....

RF_1942

Check out Cody calls. They may be one of the finest on the market!

TScottW99

I have to agree with BT. I had this one slate call that just sounded bad. When I got a new striker for a present the other year (wood wise hickory mystic stick) I do like I always do and pulled out all my calls to run the striker over. The "junk" slate turned into my favorite slate. The stiker made a world of difference. Every time I get a new striker I go through the same routine... I run the stiker over all my friction calls to see what works and what don't.

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bogobble

The Lohman thunderdome slate and aluminum calls have a good sound.
Ricky Joe Bishop, ain't the best at makin mouth calls. but he done a top notch job on the thunderdome calls.

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PABeardBuster

I second Mr. Longbeards vote for the Blodgetts. They are perfect all around, nice to look at, easy to run, and versatile.

The Cody calls are OK, but I think they're a little too much like a production call for a company who claims to be &quot;custom&quot;.

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