Osage Roost
Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: merocustomcalls on January 16, 2013, 01:41:04 PM
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Here's one I made the other day from a piece of Malaysian Blackwood that Joe Slaton gave me....Thanks Joe! I decided to try a buffalo horn barrel cap to go along with the buffalo horn mouthpiece. This one is going to the classified section.
Click on the picture to enlarge, thanks for looking!
Brian Mero
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That is nice !!!
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Nice. *up*
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Brian,thats about the nicest looking call I've seen in a long time, including the one you gave your wife to be!! and theres been alot of beauties on here lately, so that says alot, you get better with everyone you post!! great job !
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SWEET looking call Brian. I'm sure it's full of turkey as well *up*
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Fine lookin' yelper Brian!
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Fine looking trumpet Brian. I know it'll call em in.
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Sharp looking trumpet Brian!
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*up* *up*nice brian
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now---thats some fine wood and really great work Brian
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Very nice,Brian!! *up* *up*
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Very nice job on that horn! *up*
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Thats one sweet lookin caller
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Sharp looking call, Brian.
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Wow Brian, I really enjoy looking at your work. Top shelf.
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Flat out beautiful trumpet Brian !!! Great workmanship as always !!
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brian- love it!
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Nice caller
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That is very nice! Dumb question from here from someone who knows nothing about these calls. How long are they, and diameter? Can't really tell the size of it. I've noticed you guys that build them, have what I'm guessing you call a mouth piece that is round on the end. What is that for?
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They are usually anywhere from 7.5 to 9 inches long. The mouthpiece is for your mouth to play the call. It is played just like a wingbone yelper. You suck in and vibrate your lips together and the sound is amplified out the barrel.
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great looking call *up*brian
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Hey guys... I received this call in the mail today today from Brian... Another KILLER from the Mero shop. Outstanding craftsmanship and sound, typical Mero! *up* *up*
-Derick