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Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: Jake St. John on April 10, 2013, 07:35:26 AM
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Here is a crotch feather walnut Turpin that I have been working on for a while. Going out tomorrow to a repeat customer. Cut the walnut up from a tree on the banks of Lake Jackson at Glen Allan, Ms. a while back. This was at the invitation of the New's at New Farms. Lake Jackson was written about in a 1950's Field and Stream article for it's big Largemouth. I caught an 8 lb. bass within sight of where this tree was. Paired this one with my favorite African Ribbon Mahogany. I heard somewhere that Cost Style callmakers do not like burl, but it works just fine in Old Style Turpin and Stribblings. They just take a little more time in the working and tuning. This one turned out to be both a looker and a great working sound that I would use all day in the woods. Thanks for the look, pictures need to be better.
Mr. E
Side view.
(http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/ll150/jleddleman/IMG_3294_zpsbe8019f0.jpg)
Top view, Great chatoance in the paddle
(http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/ll150/jleddleman/IMG_3295_zps192e0785.jpg)
Feather pattern running down the bottom
(http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/ll150/jleddleman/IMG_3287_zpsfbbc6f76.jpg)
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Beautiful!!! *up* *up*
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Great job that's a beautiful call John.
Jon
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Beautiful call Mr. E.. *up* *up*
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what a looker John
Someones going to be happy
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Nice looking call John!
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Sharp call Mr. E
Muck
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Great work! From log to call is always fun to complete.
Kenny
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Mighty fine looking turpin! *dance*
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Great looking call Mr. E. I am sure that is going to be one happy hunter. *up*
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Mighty fine looking caller John..... I know there all turkey for sure!!
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Purty little caller there Mr. E! That beautiful wood is always worth a little extra effort! ;)
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Looks like a speacial one there John *up*