Hello from WV, a few of my calls .

[JFarley]

Newbie here trying to make a decent sounding call. I've been lurking on here for awhile reading and aggravating a few good callmakers trying to learn as much as I can about call making. The longbox is my first it's paduak over butternut I'm thrilled with the sound I'm getting from it . The short boxes are purple heart over cedar and butternut , leopard wood scratch and a cherry double glass pot. Thanks for the look!

[Mmcdonald]

Fine looking calls! Welcome and thanks for sharing.

[B-Ready]

  John and  ..... Those are some really nice looking calls. How long have you been building calls ? Great job and like Mike said..... Thanks for sharing.

[Jake St. John]

  John.  Great looking calls.  Have you been worrying old LT Pac.  I believe he said he was from the North side of the Tug Me. E
You keep on worrying Brent, I see he knows your first name!!!!

[Silverspur]

Fine looking calls, thanks for posting them up and welcome to the group. Glad to have you on board!

[Turkeybuster]

There all good looking calls, welcome to the forum hope to see some more calls soon.

Jon

[JFarley]

Thanks for the kind words guys, I built my first short box around March of last year I think I've built 10 short boxes and just now getting into the pot calls I think I've turned seven so far just now getting serious about callmaking and I see more longboxes in my future I've harvested two gobblers with my calls and it's the best feeling! First name is josh but heck I'll answer to John too  . Lt Pac lives about 15 min south of me I've never met him but hoping to soon found out we have a mutual friend.

[B-Ready]

Sorry Josh about the wrong name..... It looked like John on the pot call  Still some great looking calls in such a short time of callmaking..... You look like a natural! Keep posting your work... Best of Luck! 

[JFarley]

Brent, no need to apologize I was just ribbing you , who can read my chicken scratch anyway haha thanks again for the kind words

[KentuckyHeadhunter]

You guys need to hear some of these!  They don't just look good I assure you. 

[firedup]

Josh, good to see you show your work!  I have heard your calls from our mutual friend.    Like KYheadhunter said, they are not JUST good looking calls, they got some turkey in em too!   You have done well!  You are welcome to stop by...just bring calls to play with!! 
LT

(Enjoy the forum...there are so many great callmakers here and decades of experience.  But even more than that.....just good people, for turkey hunting and callmaking maniacs!!)

[Jake St. John]

Sorry I called you John, Josh.  My eyes are so bad, I did not even see your name on that pot.

You can call me John, Jake St. John, or Mr. E.  I'm the old guy that makes very old style Turpin and Stribling calls with a yawk sound.  Mr. Jack Ellis taught me how to turkey hunt here on the mighty Mississippi River when I moved to Greenville in 1973.  He got an original Tom Turpin Shortbox from him when he came back from WWII.  Not long after that he had a stroke and he let me use it for 13 years. In 1987 I made my first Stribling.  Hooked on call making after that.  Mr. Jack had a philosophy on calling turkeys. (I have never practiced the third phase)  "He said , one day that old turkey will work and come to the YIP sound of this fool proof Lynch, and not the Turpin.  The next day he will work and come to the YAWK sound of this Turpin, and not the Cost style Lynch.  When he won't come to either, you slip in there behind a big tree 40 yards from him and shoot him off the limb at first light."  I carry so many boxes to the woods (Even a McKamey Onesider) that I look like Santa Clause opening his pack.  Good luck on your call making.  Hunt ethically and on his terms.  Above all, have fun with him.  Mr. E

[BluMtnGobbler]

 

[AlabamaDave]

They look great! Thanks for sharing!

[EZ]

Beautiful calls!!!!