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Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: West Augusta on January 08, 2012, 06:21:48 PM
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I made this Dogwood, two Black Locust and a Cherry for a guy in Illinois.
Hope he likes them.
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You been a busy boy!! Those are fine. I especially like the Dogwood.
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Yikes Steve... *up* these are fine, but I think you made a big mistake and I am sure one of those locust strikers are supposed to be headed to western NY.
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Great looking strikers Steve, someone will be happy in Illinois. *up*
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Awesome strikers Steve! Someone is loaded for gobblers this spring! *gobble*
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Nice strikers *up*
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Great job Steve . I'm sure he will love those turkey slayers !!
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*up* *up*those got style!
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*up* *up*
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Another great batch of strikers, this means list getting shorter and I'm getting closer. ;D
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That is really somehting how you make those..!! I heard rickey's and they work really well! *cheers*
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Those turned out nice steve!!
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Those are nice !!!
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Some sweet work there, West!
Do you have a specific source for your dogwood?
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Some sweet work there, West!
Do you have a specific source for your dogwood?
*lol*
Yep, I carried a dead, fallen Dogwood tree off the hill. Twice *lol*
This tree, I took a saw back up the hill last spring after an unsuccessful day of turkey hunting, cut a section off and carried it about a half mile. I like found wood. Knots, worm holes etc are bonuses.
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Your strikers look great and I am sure they soung great also?? Those strikers remind me of the striker that came with the very first slate turkey call I bought some 35+ years ago, a D-Boone Slate with a green plastic "The Master Striker". I was 12 years old when I bought that call and was just starting to hunt turkeys. Keep up the good work!!
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Thanks guys.
Mike, here is the last Dogwood tree that I carried off the hill.
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Cool *up* *up*
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*up*