Osage Roost
Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: WillowRidgeCalls on October 10, 2010, 05:43:57 PM
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Well this is the first time I've tried doing a flat sided call. It's a curly maple box with a wamara wood lid. The right side is high pitched, the left is a deeper pitch, it has a good rollover with good rasp and soft chattery purr on both sides. I've always liked the turpin styled flat siders, so I desided to try doing one.
Thanks for taking a peek Scott.
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Scottie, Thats a sharp call *bannana*
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Scott, Fine looking Turpin! *dance*
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Good looking box Scott!
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Nice looking box. *up*
Todd
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good lookin call *up* havnt heard of wamara ???
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Nice caller!
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Sure is a nice looking box----saw that wamara amd I immediatlly thought of amara. I like that lid material---real sharp pattern to the grain!!!!
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Nice looking call Scott I like the contrast in the wood.
Jon *up*
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Wamara is a Guyanna Rosewood, that is very dence and heavy. The sapwood is white, the heartwood is purpleish-brown with dark purple streaks. It'll make your tablesaw work pretty hard when cutting. I would think it would be a great wood to turn? It seems to have great sound qualities.
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Really nice caller!!! Love the combo!! Roc *up* *up*
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Sure is a nice looking box----saw that wamara amd I immediatlly thought of amara. I like that lid material---real sharp pattern to the grain!!!!
Had the same thought there Jeff. I like the looks of that call and the material used to make it!
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I like it too! *up*
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Good looking box Scott!
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That is sharp! Wamara???? I am stuck so far back in here that a good curly maple is exotic to me! Where do you guys find this stuff...and I mean that with all due respect and amazement! ;D