Osage Roost
Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: Old Geezer on October 13, 2011, 08:24:01 AM
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Here's a call I made for a friend and personalized with his initials. Mexican Cocobolo, brass ferrule and elephant ivory mouthpiece.
(http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k273/yelper_2006/HPIM0194.jpg)
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Very nice caller Ralph ! Top shelf , as always !!
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a FINE looking caller Ralph
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That'll do.
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Looks classy.
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nice one Mr.Ralph *up*
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Very nice and I am sure the receiver will enjoy it in the turkey woods! *up*
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Top shelf there, Ralph. I'm sure he will be very pleased w/ that one! *up* *up* *up* *up*
Bill
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Very nice caller Ralph ! Top shelf , as always !!
*up* *up*
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very nice!
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I think you need another friend, and I volunteer *lol*
Beautiful call
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Thanks for the kind words, everyone. I used some antique metal stamps for the initials, they are struck free hand. Got lucky on the third try.
Ralph
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That is a mighty fine trumpet! *dance*
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Ralph, that's a fine looking trumpet with clean lines that I am sure your friend will be proud to own. Nice work.
Rick
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Awesome as always Ralph !! *bowing*
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Classic wood. Classic look. Someone's going to be real happy.
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That is a fine looking call clean , simple and deadly.
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Sweet call
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A very nice looking trumpet! *cool*
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That is a beautiful tooter Ralph!
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*up*
Great looking call!
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Sweet lookin caller Ralph... *up* *up*
Matt...
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A sweet looking trumpet! *cheers*
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I don't know if it is possible, but this call sounds better than it looks. I plan to let the turkeys be the judges this weekend. Thanks Ralph.
John
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Sweet looking caller there man!!!
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I received this note and photos from my friend who took his call to the woods. John, Congratulations on a great hunt.
"Ralph,
I saw that you had posted a picture of my trumpet on Osage roost. I commented that I was going to give it a try and let the turkeys be the judge. Let me preface that although I have taken a fair number of turkeys in the spring I have never taken a turkey in the fall. My total turkey hunting time this fall has been one afternoon and one morning. The morning hunt is when I saw some action. I set up on a hillside before dawn. As dawn approached I gave a few soft tree yelps but got no response. I didn't know it but there were a few turkeys roosted about 60 yards away. They did not call but at fly down time they flew toward a field edge about 150 yards away. Several others joined them. Only one was strutting. I yelped a few times and then did a lost call. The whole flock just started my way. When they were about 80 yards away they dropped into a depression and out of sight. I lost callled again and in about two minutes the whole flock was on top of the hill about 25 yards away. I managed to get a bead on the strutter and the rest is history. I said in my comment on Osage Roost the I didn't think it was possible but that call sounds better than it looks. The proof is in the pictures. Thanks again.
John"
(http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k273/yelper_2006/Imported_Photos_00019.jpg)
(http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k273/yelper_2006/Imported_Photos_00033.jpg)
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Great. That is a beautiful call and, obviously, a good one!
Mike
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Great caller and hunt. Congrats to you both.
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great looking call.
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congrats on the fine Trumpet from Ralph ...AND for the way to start off your fall hunting !!!!
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Thing of beauty Ralph! *up* *up* *up*
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Great call and great story about the hunt!! *up* *up*
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Love the call Ralph!
Richard
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That looks great... and I'm sure it plays equally fine. Great job,
Jim
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..........as good as they get. Nice on Ralph
Pat Strawser