Osage Roost
General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: muzzleman on February 25, 2011, 12:39:38 PM
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Did anybody ever see one of these ? Found it in my dads hunting Vest. Just wondering how old it might be
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Bill will tell ya the manufacture date. ;D *wha*
Very Much worth hanging on to, worth, ifin it's yer Dad's, Pricless. 8)
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I'm not sure but it looks like a striker sold by Mountainside Game calls . Earl Ritzman is the nephew of D.D. and he sells the line of calls still . Also sold by Harold Shields the Tuscarora legend , D.D's friend and employee . Is the name stamped on . It appears to be stamped , that is what leads me to believe it was sold after D.D passed on .
Bob
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I'm not sure but it looks like a striker sold by Mountainside Game calls . Earl Ritzman is the nephew of D.D. and he sells the line of calls still . Is the name stamped on . It appears to be stamped , that is what leads me to believe it was sold after D.D passed on .
Bob
A lot of those were sold by Tuscarora Legend as well, have a few of those pot calls and strikers with DD's name stamped on. You can still find them around in a handful of mom-n-pop general stores in the northern tier of PA.
The calls under the Tuscarora name were pretty good.
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Picture could be better, but it does not look like anything I've seen by D.D. Adams. That appears to be a stamped name, where D.D. signed his.
Bill
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On th other side of striker it does say The Legend and both sides are stamped. It sounds pretty good on a ceramic call that i have.
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.....those were sold by harold and earl.
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If I'm not mistaken I saw some of them sitting on a table at Harolds stand in a local sports show in early Feb.