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Turkey Call Paradise => From the Hunter's Vest => Topic started by: PA Boxcall on April 13, 2013, 08:30:43 PM
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This new trumpet from the Old Geezer showed up in the mail today! A 1920 with desert ironwood. What a beautiful trumpet call, nice lines and an awesome tone. Draws and rolls the yelps easily. I just can't stop admiring this call. I just love the look of the 1920.
And #21 in the Ralph's series.....Blackjack.
Thanks Ralph -- that's an awesome trumpet you built.
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(http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j117/paboxcall/photo4_zps7278a544.jpg) (http://s78.photobucket.com/user/paboxcall/media/photo4_zps7278a544.jpg.html)
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Congrats on a mighty fine horn from Ralph! *dance*
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Congrats. on a fine horn Ralph does a excellent job on them.
Jon
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Congrats, Ralph makes a nice trumpet. The rollover really pops on the 1920s. *up*
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Congrats.. Good luck with it.. *up*
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Congrats! Love seeing Ralph's work, top shelf!! *up*
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Well you hit a home run with that call and enjoy it for a life time!
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Ralph makes some outstanding calls, no doubt RkLu
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Really like the looks of this call and I know the sound is all turkey.
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Congrats on a FINE one from Ralph.
The master makes a great one
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Very nice
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Just awesome. I want one
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Fine, I say a Fine Caller....... RkLu
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Congrats on a sweet looking trumpet! *up*
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Every day that I go out, it seems that I try and grab different calls. This morning I got my 1920 bloody for the first time. A call will sound so much different in the woods and in a field, tempature plays a role also with trumpets. I also have a few new calls that have not called a bird to the gun yet. The season is not over yet.......
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*cool*
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Man that is pretty!
SC Gobbler
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Every day that I go out, it seems that I try and grab different calls. This morning I got my 1920 bloody for the first time. A call will sound so much different in the woods and in a field, tempature plays a role also with trumpets. I also have a few new calls that have not called a bird to the gun yet. The season is not over yet.......
How does Temperature play a roll ?
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Every day that I go out, it seems that I try and grab different calls. This morning I got my 1920 bloody for the first time. A call will sound so much different in the woods and in a field, tempature plays a role also with trumpets. I also have a few new calls that have not called a bird to the gun yet. The season is not over yet.......
How does Temperature play a roll ?
This year Wisconsin had a spring from heck. Some snow could still be seen on the fields in the third week of the season. Many mornings it was freezing and below. I found that running a trumpet was more difficult, because of the cold. So much so that I felt that it affected the quality of the calling.
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I've got #13 and it looks to bad luck for old gobblers! It is some of the finest workmanship I've seen.
Billy P.