gjoffrionjr
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Here are a few turkey calls that I just finsihed turning in the last few days. All are from Dymondwood.
Dymondwood Turkey Calls
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Rifleman1776
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All are looking good. Hope they stay together for you. I had trouble with Dymondwood delaminating on some duck calls I made. Happened weeks after I made them, just sitting in a box. Have to admit I have never seen turkey calls that look like that. How are they used? Strikers, blowers? What?
laspringer
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Gary,
Nice looking friction calls, do you make the strickers out of
Dymondwood also?
Alan
Nice looking friction calls, do you make the strickers out of
Dymondwood also?
Alan
rovercat
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Looks very nice. I do not hunt but would like to make one someday
gjoffrionjr
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Rifle,
I hope they stay together too.[:0] I never have used it for pots before. But anyway they are pots that will hold slate, glass, aluminum. Then a striker will be used to play the call. Here is a picture of the matching strikers for the calls. Thanks everyone for the replys.
I hope they stay together too.[:0] I never have used it for pots before. But anyway they are pots that will hold slate, glass, aluminum. Then a striker will be used to play the call. Here is a picture of the matching strikers for the calls. Thanks everyone for the replys.
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