Question for game call makers

[arjudy]

Where do order your game call guts from? I was just wondering who your favorite supplier is or do you make your own?

 

[HawksFeather]

Alan,

What kind are you looking for? Al Woodward has a pretty good supply of predator and some duck.

http://www.thogamecalls.com/Merchant/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TGC&Category_Code=CS3

Jerry

 

[Verne]

If you are really interested, there is a guy in Coal Valley, Ill that is reknoun (sp) for his calls that I could look up and give you. Fact isI think that someone on this forum pointed me towards him.
Vern

 

[arjudy]

Thanks for the link, Jerry. I'll check it out.

 

[arjudy]

If you are really interested, there is a guy in Coal Valley, Ill that is reknoun (sp) for his calls that I could look up and give you. Fact isI think that someone on this forum pointed me towards him.
Vern

If you don't mind I would appreciate it. Thanks.

 

[Rifleman1776]

Many beginners buy from HUT. All Predators is a big supplier with a wide variety of reeds.

 

[dogcatcher]

There is a difference between a call turner and a callmaker. My advice if you want to make game calls is to first learn how to use them. Then find the best sources of toneboards. If you are not a hunter and have no idea of how to use a game call, you will be doing a disservice to your customer if you can not tune them to the sound that they want. Anybody can turn a pretty barrel and stick an insert/toneboard in it, but it takes work and dedication to be able to make a call and tune it to what the hunter/buyer is looking for.