Osage Roost
Turkey Call Paradise => From the Hunter's Vest => Topic started by: Hobie on January 11, 2012, 12:20:28 PM
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Mike and I talked about him making a ferruless call and when he did I had to get it off of him.But then he went one step further and made it his first laminated call.It is made out of Cocobolo and Ebony with a Buffalo horn mouth piece
(http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p85/Hobie8/DSCN0725_Medium-001.jpg)
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Well, how do you like it?? I hope it serves you well!
Mike
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Well, how do you like it?? I hope it serves you well!
Mike
It plays easier then I even expected to
You have come a long way with your call making
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Sharp
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Awesome looker.. So is the call copyrighted or the photo *wha*
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Glad you like it, Job. I had a hard time giving that one up! I think I played it every day for about 2 weeks. :(
Mike
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Looks great
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Awesome call!!
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That is sharp.
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Looks great!! *up*
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Classy looking call
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I really like the looks of that call!
*cheers*
Hopefully one of these days I'll learn how to play one of those things
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Classy looking call
RkLu
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That is a fine looking trumpet nice job.
Jon
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Nice one!! *cool*
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Outstanding effort, Mike......... RkLu
Congrats to both of you.... *cheers*
I'll look forward to hearing that call this spring ;D
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Thanks, Fellas! That call took a lot more work to build than my normal trumpets, but I wanted to try it. It turned out better than I expected.
Anyway, I really appreciate the compliments!
Mike
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Sweet call !!
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super looking call !!!
I am like David...I gotta learn to play those killers !!!
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That's a beautiful call....Mike sure does makes some nice trumpets that are all turkey! *up*
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That is a beauty. Just wish I could play one of those dang things.
Todd
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Hobie congrats on a great call and for those who say they can't play one. It's doesn't take much air to run a good trumpet or wing bone and once you learn that it will all come to you much easier.
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Outstanding Mike!!! *up* *up* *up*
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That is nice !!! *up*
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Thanks again, Y'all!
Mike
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Nice call Man!! Hope it brings em' in!
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Hobie congrats on a great call and for those who say they can't play one. It's doesn't take much air to run a good trumpet or wing bone and once you learn that it will all come to you much easier.
I could not agree more. The biggest problem with learning to run either a trumpet or wingbone is trying too hard. It requires a minimal amount of air. Most people try to pull too hard or too deep with the air.
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Nice, crisp looking piece! If its sounds as good as it looks *cheers*