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[MickT]

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Here's a short clip of one of my scratchers. Good, bad, or indifferent, is like to hear your thoughts. I play it a little unconventional (besides being a lefty) but I feel it gives me a very consistent anchor point. It's also why I build mine short and deep instead of longer and skinnier.

https://youtu.be/_Ap5xbpeWSE


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[callmakerman]

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Doesn't matter how you play the call as long as it sounds turkey and I think you and your call do that.

[SS Calls]

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Doesn't matter how you play the call as long as it sounds turkey and I think you and your call do that.

[KentuckyHeadhunter]

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There is nothing wrong with the way you play.  And your arm movement is minimal which is good.  The sound will absolutely kill a turkey.  I say good job man.   

[MickT]

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...The sound will absolutely kill a turkey.  I say good job man.

Thanks. They have notched a few kill tags since I started tinkering with them.



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[Rzrbac]

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Nice, I thought it sounded good. It seemed like it was a soft sound which isn't a bad thing at all. Heard a lot of hens tone it down and unfortunately a lot of them were on the way to the bird I was working.

[tha bugman]

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sounds like a turkey to me!

[Chris O]

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Sounds good to me

[tha bugman]

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watched it again...now I want to know what that shadow that passed by your left hand as you were calling?  Was it a cat?   

[mgm1955]

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Good job!

[Spring Creek Calls]

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That will call in a turkey all day long. Looks good also.