Aluminum calls
#1
Aluminum calls
Does any one use aluminum calls? What is you opinion of them? Do they work when wet? What kind of striker works best? I don't have one but was thinking of making one to add to my arsenal.
Thanks
Thanks
#2
RE: Aluminum calls
I hate em. They are nice with a carbon stricker in rain tho.
They sound to hollow and tinn-ie..My opinion But really it up to the turkeys...One might love one might hate it. Ive heard really nice calls get nothing. He brings out his worstr sounding one and th gobble. All in the eye of the Turkey.
They sound to hollow and tinn-ie..My opinion But really it up to the turkeys...One might love one might hate it. Ive heard really nice calls get nothing. He brings out his worstr sounding one and th gobble. All in the eye of the Turkey.
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: crawfordville florida USA
Posts: 1,251
RE: Aluminum calls
Ive had very good luck with mine. You can call lightly and the high frequency carries alot further than most other friction calls. This works great in the thicker florida woods.
I called in a bird last year with my custom aluminum that wouldnt come in to any other call. The best one Ive found is one made by Andy Kaiser of Kaiser calls. That thing sings and the turkeys down here love it.
I called in a bird last year with my custom aluminum that wouldnt come in to any other call. The best one Ive found is one made by Andy Kaiser of Kaiser calls. That thing sings and the turkeys down here love it.
#6
RE: Aluminum calls
Best friction call made IMHO. I have a quaker boy Aluminator. It reaches higher frequencies than other calls. Buy one they are not expensive and try it yourself. I use a wood striker. Sand it with a steel pad and it sounds sweet. I use it in conjuction with a mouth call to sound like 2 hens. The aluminator has produced many gobblers for me, I will not go in the woods without it.
#7
RE: Aluminum calls
Man, I've killed a gaggle of turkeys with that Quaker Boy Aluminator. Aside from my half-a-zillion mouthcalls, that's the only call I take in the woods with me.
Aluminum gives a high frequency pitch, but can also be dull, depending on where you're striking.
That Aluminator with a Rosewood M.A.D. striker.... Sounds quite sexy.
My partner just bought a M.A.D. Heavy Metal - it's an aluminum pot with a resin surface. It's LOUD, and sounds awesome. It will be mighty handy on windy days or when background noise is drowning out your sound.
Aluminum gives a high frequency pitch, but can also be dull, depending on where you're striking.
That Aluminator with a Rosewood M.A.D. striker.... Sounds quite sexy.
My partner just bought a M.A.D. Heavy Metal - it's an aluminum pot with a resin surface. It's LOUD, and sounds awesome. It will be mighty handy on windy days or when background noise is drowning out your sound.
#9
RE: Aluminum calls
I called in a couple of birds with my H.S. Alumiwitch. They sounded like they were a mile away when they first responded. I wasn't even sure they were responding to my calls they were so far away. I was getting ready to move to them when I noticed they were closing the distance.
#10
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: The Wild Turkey Capitol of the World......Missouri
Posts: 1,027
RE: Aluminum calls
ORIGINAL: MDManiac
I have the HS Black Magic, sounds really good, with either acrylic or wood striker, never needs sangind either.
I have the HS Black Magic, sounds really good, with either acrylic or wood striker, never needs sangind either.