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Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: sixbird on June 13, 2012, 10:36:03 AM
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Anybody have an opinion on wood species for a striker that will be used with a ceramic pot call? Lay it on me brothas' !
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Dymondwood or colorwood works good .
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Black Locust but then I say that for any surface. *lol*
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Ironwood worked well on the Andy Kaiser Ceramic call I used this Spring. I also used a dymondwood striker made by Bill Lyman. I killed my second bird this year with this combo.
(http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/nn232/FFCC08/2012TomThumpers2.jpg)
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Ironwood worked well on the Andy Kaiser Ceramic call I used this Spring. I also used a dymondwood striker made by Bill Lyman. I killed my second bird this year with this combo.
(http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/nn232/FFCC08/2012TomThumpers2.jpg)
Poor devil... :)
Thanks everybody for the input!
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As a general rule, I like strikers that also sound well on slate. For me these are high pitched strikers without as much rasp inherent as some.
A few that sound good on ceramic to me include Persimmon, Granadillo and Tropical Almond.... *up*
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Black Locust but then I say that for any surface. *lol*
Yepper! *lol*
It's in my vest also....
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Thanks again gents...Good info!
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A lighter purpleheart!
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Can't go wrong with tulipwood, no matter the surface.
Fred