How to carry Push Pin

[WAGinVA]

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I have three of OG's push pins that I bought mainly because of the craftsmanship and the way they look.  I do not wear a vest and generally only carry calls that I can carry in my pocket or in some kind of belt sheath.  Does anyone have any good method of carrying OG push pins so they are protected from breakage.  I have never hunted mine for fear of damage but I love the sound.

[davisd9]

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Camo fanny pack?

[Pooh4459]

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Ask Shannon how he takes his. Hes very helpful with whatever you ask him.

[Rapscallion Vermilion]

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I share your worries about breakage, but they sound too good to leave home. I've carried Shannon's push pins in a deep chest pocket, like on the Ol Tom vestless shirt, with the push rod closest to my body. I also notice that they fit pretty well in one of Yoder's hen box holsters with just a bit of the push rod coming out the top.

[WAGinVA]

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Thanks for the responses.  I have ordered a hen box holster from Yoder and will give it a try.  If you are interested in a specific holster for a OG push pin please contact Yoder.

[Takeaim1st]

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They will probably annoying to carry, just send them to me. I'm almost dealt and the squeaky  things won't bother me. I don't  have a custom but, the one I use on occasion,I use a rubber band of proper size and strength - hang it over the front part of the push rod and stretch it under the call and up over the rear portion of the push rod. Keep it pushed up against the ends of the call. The pushrod cannot move. Have a good and safe season.

[Old Gobbler]

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To keep them dry, ziplock

To keep them soundproof....nylon dress sock

[Tom007]

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I found a great way to carry push pin. Made this protective sock from a gun sock. Cut it to fit, added Old Gobbler patch, here it is. Handles Shannon’s push pin with longer striker pin. I bought a North Mountain Greenleaf pull over, and  will put this in chest pocket. Thanks....