Swokie, If you have the money for a custom box call than go for it. If you don't have $$$ than my advice is go for a Lynch box call have had mine for over 30 years and still get the birds in. A good custom make I would recomend Tom Laska that I can speak for sure.

I'm NOT going to speak against custom calls. I've heard plenty that I would have given my eye teeth for, but I have experienced that a good variety of calls has produced more turkeys than one particular call by itself. I have my favorites among my calls, but it doesn't matter what I like. If I don't have a call that the turkey likes, I'm not going to get him. Its as simple as that. I may break down and get one of Mr. Paul's one of these days, but, for now, I'll just use the calls that I have-- some mass produced and some that were made by hand by friends or myself. Good luck, whatever you decide.

I like my lynch not bad for a production call

LYNCH!!! or if you wanna spend some money get a custom......lynchs are cheap but they sound great...especially out in the woods

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Here is the link for Dad's calls
http://cronus.spaceports.com/%7Edads/dad.htm
GC,I have been checking out the custom calls on the web and I thought Jerry White had some of the best looking calls.
If you want to check out lots of custom calls go herehttp://www.wildturkeyzone.com/calls.htm

Edited by - wacker on 01/28/2002 01:18:00

Quaker boy grand old master, boat paddle are both good. the primos heartbreaker is a nice call too.

Hard to beat a good Ole Lynch

i have two box calls that sounds great. one is a smith sweet butternut and the other one is a putt's walnut. both are made in pa. they are priced around $21.00. but you should try any call out to make sure it sounds good to ur ears.

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