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Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: B-Ready on March 25, 2017, 06:38:04 PM
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I tried a new combo that I have never built or seen......(http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc505/turkeycall/image_16.jpg) (http://s1215.photobucket.com/user/turkeycall/media/image_16.jpg.html)
Here is my version of a Redheart-n-Blue Mahoe short box. I'm pleased with the way this combo tuned out... A highly raspy hen with nice clucks and yelps. This is my first, but won't be the last...
This call is already spoken for... As Always.... Thank for the look!!
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That looks good Brent!!! RkLu
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*up*
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*up* *up* *up* *up*,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, awesome looking box,,, I really like your checking pattern,,,,,,,,,,
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Great looking call Brent!!
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*up* *up* *up* *up*,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, awesome looking box,,, I really like your checking pattern,,,,,,,,,,
Thanks!! *cheers*
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Looks like a good-un Brent *up*
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Nice looking call Brent somebody is going to be happy and it won't be the turkeys.
Jon
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Dang that looks good! Gonna have to have one of them!
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great looking call Brent
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Brent, That is one great looking call! *up* *up* *up*
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Ditto on all the above! That is a sharp looking call. *up*
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Really looks nice Brent. *gobble*. Looks similar to magnolia. I have been working with a good bit of it latelyit is about 300 lower than the Blue Mahoe in hardness, and 300 higher than the Honduran Mahogany. It does not have the blue tint however. It is tight grain and Kelly said she really likes it for burning. I like it cause it has a great sound, available, and it was FREE. Mr. E