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moyehow

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Haven't posted in a while. Here are a few calls I made this weekend.
Cocobolo- crow and duck calls
Elk Antler- grunt call DSC_0274.jpg

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Rifleman1776

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Very nice calls.
Coco is the best and the worst choice of wood for calls.
The antler is very unique.
Your attempt at a natural background for the pictures is to be commended.
However, it presents a confusing overall picture. Suggest you keep it plain.
 

JohnU

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I really like your calls. I havent made any yet, but its at the top of my "to do" list. I love the cocobolo when its freshly turned. I just wish it didnt darken in time. The elk antler is my favorite. Finally a solution to what to use those large main beams for. lol Nice work!
 

moyehow

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Very nice calls.
Coco is the best and the worst choice of wood for calls.
The antler is very unique.
Your attempt at a natural background for the pictures is to be commended.
However, it presents a confusing overall picture. Suggest you keep it plain.
Why is coco the best and worst for calls? Have you had problems with coco? Thanks for the pic taking suggestion. I can see your point.
 

HawksFeather

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Defiance, OH
You have made some nice looking calls and the Elk looks especially nice.

Cocobolo is a beautiful wood and works nice. It is also oily which makes it difficult to apply some finishes - not all, but some. It is also reactive to some people and that has the possibility to make it a real problem. Since I have a pretty decent supply of cocobolo and know of the problem with some people reacting, I have gone to a two piece call with the mouthpiece made from something other than Cocobolo.

Jerry
 
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