Let's see your

[shad309]

can't leave home without striker!!!

I have to tell you, I've got some that sound great with certain pot combos but the one I got from Steve (West Augusta) sounds great on everything. I don't think I will be able to leave the house without this one with me at all times.
http://www.osageroost.com/forums/index.php?topic=6092.0

No disrespect to the other callmakers that have sent strikers with your calls to me but this one is just a bit different if ya know what I mean  

So let's see your favorite

[3CB]

I use a bunch of strikers. Because each pot usually prefers a certain striker. My favorite strikers come from Anthony Reynolds. They are made out of Batu wood! Really hard and work well on just about any pot.

[M Sharpe]

I've got a ton of strikers. Lots of ivory tipped ones that sound good and lots of wooden ones that sound good; but, the one I won't leave home without is not a custom striker. It is a Knight and Hale "Black Magic" striker. Good rasp on any call. Plays soft or loud. Just seems to have the right head weight for my playing style.

[hunter22]

Here's a few I have been known to carry.





And here's some that will be carried a lot next spring. Steve's strikers will make an average pot call sound really good and a good pot call sound awesome.

[JLCcalls]

As much as I like to use my own stuff,  I never go in the turkey woods without my bird's eye maple Silvers striker.  I have had many Silvers strikers through the years, loved them all but lost all but that one.   I think you can still get some from Midwest.   Best strikers I've ever used!

[Porter]

Rickey dang it that is a fine set of strikers!!! 

You guys are killing me showing off Steve's strikers.

I'll have to take some photos and post now.  I have a few go to strikers too..