Only thing I bought at the convention

[FARMTOFIELD]

She sure is pretty, sounds nice to. Last year I really started using a trumpet and it's about all I used last year, that and a mouth call. My glass and copper pots never left my vest last year.

 

[Roost 1]

Very nice..who made it?

 

[catman529]

Nice, I bet it wasn't cheap, I always look at a few of those when I go.


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[Andy S.]

.... it's about all I used last year, that and a mouth call.

If one is proficient with a trumpet and mouth, there is no need to carry anything else.

Nice looking call Rock, who turned it?

 

[FARMTOFIELD]

He goes by the handle crawdad on old gobbler, his name is Robert I can't think of his last name at the moment

 

[FARMTOFIELD]

.... it's about all I used last year, that and a mouth call.

If one is proficient with a trumpet and mouth, there is no need to carry anything else.

Nice looking call Rock, who turned it?

I decided before last season I wanted to get proficient with a call that very few used, in my thinking it would carry a different cadence(sp?) Than anything else. It seems to have worked it lead to the death of a few birds last year

 

[catman529]

.... it's about all I used last year, that and a mouth call.

If one is proficient with a trumpet and mouth, there is no need to carry anything else.

Nice looking call Rock, who turned it?

I decided before last season I wanted to get proficient with a call that very few used, in my thinking it would carry a different cadence(sp?) Than anything else. It seems to have worked it lead to the death of a few birds last year

it does have a different cadence and one that the gobblers seem to love. It's mostly a matter of preference but there is something about it. I've never used a trumpet, only wing bones, but basically the same thing.


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[thirdwilliam]

nice

 

[Tennessee Lead]

Wow that's sharp


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[Hunt2Live]

That's slick. I bet it had a nice price tag on it too!

 

[Gravey]

Nice piece of artwork. I've never tried a trumpet.

 

[Andy S.]

I bet it had a nice price tag on it too!

Trumpets typically run $100-$300, depending on the call maker, time of year, and supply and demand.

 

[REN]

.... it's about all I used last year, that and a mouth call.

If one is proficient with a trumpet and mouth, there is no need to carry anything else.

Nice looking call Rock, who turned it?

I decided before last season I wanted to get proficient with a call that very few used, in my thinking it would carry a different cadence(sp?) Than anything else. It seems to have worked it lead to the death of a few birds last year

i hear ya man, thats the exact reason i have spend years trying to master the tube call. still one of my fav calls to use.