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General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: Gobbler Commander on February 04, 2014, 08:04:56 AM
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Could someone please share there wisdom who made the first tube call and when ? Thank you !
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Here is a link to Kenny Morgan's patent.. http://www.google.sc/patents/US3722133
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Similar info as Dave provided http://www.nwtf.org/tips_adventures/tips.php?id=12488
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I haven't been able to find when snuff cans first showed up, but I would suspect that they would be considered, the first "tube call" made.
Here is info on Leon C. Johenning of Lexington, VA. He patented his "tube call" in 1958.
http://www.google.com/patents/US2833086
Bill
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They were originally developed, as a Goose call.
Miss Delta and Flyway, and the upper Chesapeake Bay area's, were the testing grounds.
Waterfowl hunters found the versatility in the call, and it found it's way into Turkey hunting as well.
As time progressed, as the Goose Flute's, so died the Tube for Goose, It found a lifelong home, in the hands of Turkey Hunter's.
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Kenny ran into a federal game warden in the woods who was using a plain bitter Garrett's snuff can with the half-moon cut out. I can't remember the name of the warden but he was using the can with the membrane on top rather than on the bottom, in other words, upside down. Kenny was impressed with the sound and began to ponder what a wooden barrel of the proper dimensions would do sound-wise. He turned the caller around and the rest is history.
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glad to see you over here Sil,,how bout sharing your ol' tube call instruktions with us..might help a feller or two learn to play..
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glad to see you over here Sil,,how bout sharing your ol' tube call instruktions with us..might help a feller or two learn to play..
Hands down the most indepth instruction I have ever seen..
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glad to see you over here Sil,,how bout sharing your ol' tube call instruktions with us..might help a feller or two learn to play..
Hands down the most indepth instruction I have ever seen..
Indeed it is.
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The man was amazing on a tube call. I still have one of his amplifiers hang in the shop.
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glad to see you over here Sil,,how bout sharing your ol' tube call instruktions with us..might help a feller or two learn to play..
Hands down the most indepth instruction I have ever seen..
Sil is a great guy with a lot of knowledge on tube calls and his how too instructions are in-depth like Tom mentioned. Glad to see you over here William
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Ya'll gonna make my head big if you're not careful and that would be dangerous. I will try to find the time to get my Photobucket or some other site (any suggestions on what is working good for mp3s and Word documents?) and upload the files.
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Ya'll gonna make my head big if you're not careful and that would be dangerous. I will try to find the time to get my Photobucket or some other site (any suggestions on what is working good for mp3s and Word documents?) and upload the files.
The typed stuff is still available on GON and Turkey and TUrkey hunting with a google search..
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Ya'll gonna make my head big if you're not careful and that would be dangerous. I will try to find the time to get my Photobucket or some other site (any suggestions on what is working good for mp3s and Word documents?) and upload the files.
The typed stuff is still available on GON and Turkey and TUrkey hunting with a google search..
Tom
Could you post links to them please
Job