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I love making game calls, and here are a few of them. The first 2 are Coyote calls made from Deer Antler, the 3rd is a Coyote call made from an engineered material, look at the “eye” in the top of the call. For the calls made with wood (coyote calls are as well, just not these) I harvest the wood myself from tops, crotches, etc., which allows me to get some special pieces you may not normally find. It also adds a little something extra to the call I think, as well a little more pride, satisfaction, etc.
The icing on the cake is when you call in either a Predator or a Turkey with a call you have made yourself.
Thanks for taking the time to look them over.
Dave
-- Upstate New York -- Do what you love and never work a day in your life.
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8 comments so far
GaryK
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posted 73 days ago
Great calls. I use them for backups since I have started using an electronic caller.
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matter
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posted 73 days ago
Sweeeeet calls.
I’m mostly a bird pesterer, but that coyote call is something else! Does it have a reed? or are coyote calls all acoustical?
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matter
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posted 73 days ago
Just for thr record- all of my goose/duck calls are plastic. I’ve never had the guts to try my own. Nice job.
-- The only easy wood project is a fire
DaveBaker
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posted 73 days ago
Thanks Guys,
The Coyote call does have a reed matter, the Antler calls are open reeds and the other coyote call is a closed reed.
This Turkey call is made from a large Dogwood that came down on my property. I also make them in Chery, Maple, Butternut, Walnut, etc.
-- Upstate New York -- Do what you love and never work a day in your life.
cajunpen
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posted 73 days ago
You know it’s funny – I see wild Coyotes every night that I work – just West of the big Easy (New Orleans). We have quite a community of them along the Mississippi River, living in the woods in the batture area between the river and the levee. Never once thought about calling any of them :-))
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
PanamaJack
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posted 64 days ago
Cool calls!!!
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Dadoo
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posted 61 days ago
PM me Dave with some prices if you want to sell some of these. My stepson is an avid coyote hunter…as a matter of fact, I think he’s chaseing the coyotes more than chaseing the girls! I don’t know which is better!
-- Bob Vila would be so proud of you!
roman
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posted 61 days ago
We get coyotes in the chicken coops or near it. Noisey &%^$#@*&s. Sometimes wolves.
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