PANAMANIAN COCOBOLO

[J.L. Erb]

Very Rare on the World Market is this Panamanian Cocobolo.

Found this lil stash in a hardwood flooring house, been in the back since the late 80's or so the owner told me, not enough left for them to use, just been sitting there.

First Wing Bone M/P trumpet I have made as well.

If you are looking for a Hunting Call, you would fare well with these.

I have been Tweaking for the Final Internals for over-all Ease of play and Sound.

This is the final design for my internals, I can't put no mo Ease of Play, or Turkey into a call, without it being a Real Turkey in yer hand, this is it, and would be very, very hard for me to improve on in a Trumpet Call.

These calls, are avaiable as a #1 Set, or Individually with the #1 Wingbone M/P Trumpet, P.M for Details if interested. Thanks for the Look.

[augiedog55]

Very Nice

[Bulldogmikey]

Love the looks of those Jeff!

Mike

[letinmfly]

 

[3CB]

I say, that's a fine set of hens!

[Shadetree Callers]

Jeff , those are great looking callers . I like the classic Turpin look  !! Sure to be some good ones !!

[Redbeard]

Bet they sound sweet as they look.

[Gitzit69]

Nice work, love the wingbone caller!
Dave

[J.L. Erb]

Love the looks of those Jeff!

Mike

Thanks Mike.

Don't focus, or have not focused on the Looks Much, simple design used for well over 50 years, the Bell end like a regular Brass Horn end, has been used even longer I believe and for good reason, Playability.

Here are some pictures from the March issue of Field and Stream, 1929, showing Tom Turpins personal call's he used on a regular basis afield, the Brass Horn type bell, like a Coronet or clarinet, like is being used by many today, are pictured in that picture.

I Have been focused on sound, Ease of Play. To me, whole-heartedly, that is what I am here for, I am trying to produce the finest Hunting Call Trumpet's and Wingbones on the Planet.

Ya know what they say, if yer a gonna go, etc., etc.

Then consistently be able to repeat it.

Truthfully, I aint Playing around, mediocre, or as good, aint gonna cut it fer me.

 Here is a Picture of the calls from that 1929 issue.






Thanks for the Kind Words fellas.

[JOBUGG]

Really like the wingbone call! keep up the good work!

[MKW]

Love the looks of those Jeff!

Mike

Thanks Mike.

Don't focus, or have not focused on the Looks Much, simple design used for well over 50 years, the Bell end like a regular Brass Horn end, has been used even longer I believe and for good reason, Playability.

Here are some pictures from the March issue of Field and Stream, 1929, showing Tom Turpins personal call's he used on a regular basis afield, the Brass Horn type bell, like a Coronet or clarinet, like is being used by many today, are pictured in that picture.

I Have been focused on sound, Ease of Play. To me, whole-heartedly, that is what I am here for, I am trying to produce the finest Hunting Call Trumpet's and Wingbones on the Planet.

Ya know what they say, if yer a gonna go, etc., etc.

Then consistently be able to repeat it.

Truthfully, I aint Playing around, mediocre, or as good, aint gonna cut it fer me.

 Here is a Picture of the calls from that 1929 issue.






Thanks for the Kind Words fellas.

Not side track the thread, but y'all wanna hear something truely strange??

I have that exact issue of Field&Stream from 1929!!
I'll shoot a pic and get it up in a little while.

Mike

[MKW]

Here it is...weird!

Mike

[jmck]

more Fine looking ones there Jeff

[AlanKrow]

Fine set..

[Turkeybuster]

Jeff they are a good looking pair of calls ya did a nice job on them and the wood is really nice.

Jon