Author Topic: Question on the Gobbler angle on the old Lynch World Champion  (Read 329 times)

Jake St. John

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M.L. Lynch put a gobbler on his old World Champion call.  I lost the one I had about the second year that I hunted after killing a couple of turkeys with it.  Could someone, that has one, measure the angle on the gobbler as opposed to the hen side.  Seems to me that the angle was less on the gobbler than the hen side and then PM me.   It would be much appreciated.  Curious

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Mr. E
« Last Edit: March 27, 2013, 09:00:02 PM by Jake St. John »

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Re: Question on the Gobbler angle on the old Lynch World Champion
« Reply #1 on: March 27, 2013, 10:09:31 PM »
John

PM sent.

The Gobbler side is actually the long side. The angle is sharper....the hen side is square.



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Jake St. John

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Re: Question on the Gobbler angle on the old Lynch World Champion
« Reply #2 on: March 27, 2013, 10:48:40 PM »
Great angle you pictured.  Looking straight down, the side is longer for the gobbler to create the lower pitch and it appears that the hen side has less of an angel than the gobbler side.  That is what I remembered about my old Lynch.  I will send you some information on how to measure the angle.  Just trying to compare the old style to the cost style. 

Thanks Bill,

Mr. E