What have your calls narrowed down to?

[TheAirMan]

With the aluminum ones, how much do they have to be roughed up, and do you use sandpaper, sanding sponge, or something like a Scotch-Brite pad?

All I have to do to my Light's Out is wipe it off with an alcohol pad.

 

[THE ONE]

Setterman post pic of that aluminium call

Not Settermans but I expect his two look almost identical. Pretty simple overall, but I have heard nothing but great things about them. I plan to break mine in next year to see what the hype is all about.

Were can i buy one of these calls?

 

[KANATI McD]

My main call this time of year is just raking leaves and anything I can produce a few clucks on

 

[Setterman]

I have never used an aluminum pot, but do love to use pot friction calls for soft calling. I tried a glass call once, but never could get it prepped right.

With the aluminum ones, how much do they have to be roughed up, and do you use sandpaper, sanding sponge, or something like a Scotch-Brite pad?

I have to rough the Dawkins call up about once a day, I use the green scotch brite on it, and it works fine. I think you would really like ALuminum it is very user friendly, and has a unique break which seems to really get a birds attention.

That is a picture of the Darrin Dawkins call, not much too look at it, but deadly.

 

[Gravey]

I had an Ole Yeller slate call and a HS Strut cuttin 2.5 mouth call that I've used for several years. Somehow I lost the HS Strut after one of the earlier hunts this year and couldn't find one so I went to Academy Sports. A guy in there looking to pointed out an aluminum slate call by Knight & Hale so I bought it and a Primos mouth call that I believe is called Diamond Cutter or something like that. I've been impressed with both.

 

[THE ONE]

I have never used an aluminum pot, but do love to use pot friction calls for soft calling. I tried a glass call once, but never could get it prepped right.

With the aluminum ones, how much do they have to be roughed up, and do you use sandpaper, sanding sponge, or something like a Scotch-Brite pad?

I have to rough the Dawkins call up about once a day, I use the green scotch brite on it, and it works fine. I think you would really like ALuminum it is very user friendly, and has a unique break which seems to really get a birds attention.

That is a picture of the Darrin Dawkins call, not much too look at it, but deadly.

setterman were can i buy one of these calls

 

[Setterman]

I have never used an aluminum pot, but do love to use pot friction calls for soft calling. I tried a glass call once, but never could get it prepped right.

With the aluminum ones, how much do they have to be roughed up, and do you use sandpaper, sanding sponge, or something like a Scotch-Brite pad?

I have to rough the Dawkins call up about once a day, I use the green scotch brite on it, and it works fine. I think you would really like ALuminum it is very user friendly, and has a unique break which seems to really get a birds attention.

That is a picture of the Darrin Dawkins call, not much too look at it, but deadly.

setterman were can i buy one of these calls

Call darrin he lives in rock hill, sc information can give you his number

 

[Buck Assassin]

Everthing is still the same! I keep it all with me because ya never know what might get his attention!

 

[DaltonsDad]

A raspy ol hen, and a Knight Hale white liar, primos jack pot slate, owl, crow, and a custom glass! 4 strikers

 

[String Music]

Setterman post pic of that aluminium call

I can, but there isn't much too it. Plain walnut pot with black oxidized aluminum. It isn't flashy, and if you just saw one on a table it wouldn't catch your eye. However, it has a breaking yelp, and a tone which is absolutely irresistible to most gobblers that hear it. I honestly have never used a call that gets the response that it does. It should be outlawed.

This is also one of my favs. I have one made by Tony Reynolds that sounds awesome. The high pitch yelp breaks into a raspy, throaty yelp towards the end.

Here is a great place to buy calls. Custom made calls are the way to go.

http://www.midwestturkeycall.com/prodli ... inum~Calls