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Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: Shadetree Callers on August 23, 2011, 08:09:19 PM
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I was asked by a friend of mine if I would help him make a scratchbox for himself . I got on a roll and made a few of my old style callers . This is made like my Grandad used to build them . It is a gunstock scratcher, also called a slave scratcher because it was rumored that a slave developed the call originally . One is made from wormy ambrosia maple and the other one is made from the antique walnut salvaged in Eminence from an old hayrack . Thanks for looking !(http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz308/shadetreecallers/shadetree%20callers%20part%202/shadyscratchboxes.jpg)
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man---you are gotting-r-done Bob
Way to go and keep it up man
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Good looking scratchers.
Jon
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Good looking scratchers.
Jon
Yep, a fine looking pair of scrathers for sure. Well done. *up*
John
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*cool*
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Those are some sweet looking scratcher's!!..... Very *cool* Looking Wood went into those little beauty's!! RkLu
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Sharp little scratchers there. Ambrosia maple is one of my favorites.
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Some saw dust flying around in Ohio!!! Nice work as always Bob!
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Gotta love dem scratch boxes!!!!
Most natural feelin' call you can use!
Maple and walnut are among my favoriet woods to work with, too!
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That pretty lil Ambrosia Maple found it's way to my grubby little hands. After figuring out to run the box and not the striker, I am very happy with how this caller sounds.
Thanks Bob.
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Yep,
Cup the striker between the middle finger and the heel of the palm. Hold it lightly. Hold the BOX firmly. Bracing your hands/wrists against your belly gives even more control!