Push pins?

[BOFF]

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Very nice!!

I have to admit I didn't know your history about making calls, Shannon.

Understand perfectly what you mean about being tired and working.

Seems to be with anything with meticulous work, even operating heavy equipment. I learned a long time ago, I'm more productive when I'm alert. I can easily mess up 4-5 hours of dozier work with 15 minutes of trying to "power through" to finish the job.


Of the six calls pictured, how many turkeys do you think (you may know exactly) have been killed by using them?

God Bless,
David B.

Those pictured calls are brand new, and haven't been hunted yet -

 I do however own one particular call I have had that has killed dozens of gobblers with it in a period of of 19 years. I carry a minimum of 4-5 push pins on me while hunting

Oooohhh,

I took it as those calls were your personal calls which you had carried, or carry with you at times.

I was hoping if they could talk, they might be able to tell some exciting turkey tales.

God Bless,
David B.

[M,Yingling]

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I carry one with me and it helped bring few birds in ,, i got one from A J Cassette very nice push pin

Shannan them are some graet lookin push pins you made their 

[hookedspur]

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They look Great ! I Use 1/2 of a set called fighting purrs when I have a bird in close but just wont commit.
I would get me a new one if I could find one that sounded right .

[drenalinld]

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These camp callers sold by the deceased Doug Camp are hard to find but sound great to my ear.

[Flydown]

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Sweet looking callers Shannon! 

[misfire]

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I have to be honest, I had one ONE time and hated it. But I have often wondered if I could build one better than the one I had, just havent tried it yet.
And Shannon,
You have been holding out, I had no clue. Now where is mine?

[eddie234]

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I have a custom made push pin I carry with me. In fact I used it this past spring to help harvest my gobbler. It has an awsome two note yelp. I used it in conjunction with a mouth call to make it seem like there were two hens.