Pics Of a slate over glass i just finished
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Thanks for the info it was very helpful, I am going to try and get the materials and start on one right away.
308.
Thanks for the info it was very helpful, I am going to try and get the materials and start on one right away.
let me know if you need anything
.308
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Damn nice looking call man, is the a pic you put on there or did you hand paint that. My next call i was going to do zebra wood.. can i see the bottom of it so i can see how the wood will turn out.
I love how mine sounds, its crazy how great they sound...are you impressed with yours, i cant put mine down
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.308
I love how mine sounds, its crazy how great they sound...are you impressed with yours, i cant put mine down
..308
#15
Wow man...that is nice!!!! I have always wanted to make one of my own but never have gotten around to it. Congrats on yours and good luck this spring. Hey wacker, yours looks excellent too.
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I already make my own strikers, but I am really looking forward to making a slate call. I am also gonna try making them wingbone yelpers. Does anybody have any tips on making them? Thanks. BB
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I am also gonna try making them wingbone yelpers. Does anybody have any tips on making them? Thanks. BB
here is alink for yelper http://www.customcalls.com/makeawingbonecall1.htm
It seems failry easy. After I kill a turkey this year i too am going to make one
.308
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AWESOME looking calls guys. After seeing those it has me itching to try to make one of those my self.
.308, Is that slate call you made very loud? It seems that most of the slate calls I have aeren't loud enough to reach out to that gobbler very far off. About how long did it take you to make that call? Did you use the 3/4" SAE Washer in the bottom?
Wacker,How did you get that turkey in your call like that? It lookes really cool like that! I am thinking about doing something like that if I can find out how you did that, because I'm thinking of doing a glass over glass call. How does it sound?
Well I think that is all of my questions for now. LOL
.308, Is that slate call you made very loud? It seems that most of the slate calls I have aeren't loud enough to reach out to that gobbler very far off. About how long did it take you to make that call? Did you use the 3/4" SAE Washer in the bottom?
Wacker,How did you get that turkey in your call like that? It lookes really cool like that! I am thinking about doing something like that if I can find out how you did that, because I'm thinking of doing a glass over glass call. How does it sound?
Well I think that is all of my questions for now. LOL
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From: park falls wi
The picture is just cut from a magazine and I used a little glue on the edges.The call has a great sound to it.Instead of washers I used nickels between the bottom of the call and the sound board so the call is worth ten cents!


