Enticer aluminum ?

[coyote1]

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 Do you guys that own/have ran them prefer the silver thunder extreme or wet one?
I have listened to the sound files on his site but having a hard time deciding between the two.

[outdoors]

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Get m both

[Turkeytider]

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Do you guys that own/have ran them prefer the silver thunder extreme or wet one?
I have listened to the sound files on his site but having a hard time deciding between the two.

Can`t go wrong with either. I got my Silver Thunder for wet days and to complement my Crystal Mistress in sound. Also, the corian backside of the call makes a nice surface for soft calling. Used it to soft cluck, yelp and purr with a Fowler snakewood to call in a late afternoon bird this year.

[idgobble]

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I love my aluminum/corian Silver Thunder. I use the corian side most.

[perrytrails]

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Silver thunder extreme, get Al’s carbon tipped striker to go with it.

Great call wet or dry

[coyote1]

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Thanks guys. I do like the idea of using the Corian side as a second call surface, I like how it sounds on my screaming demon 2. I thought the waterproof aluminum would be a perfect call to compliment the demon on rainy days. It rained a lot this year so it got me thinking about more waterproof calls.

[Turkeytider]

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Thanks guys. I do like the idea of using the Corian side as a second call surface, I like how it sounds on my screaming demon 2. I thought the waterproof aluminum would be a perfect call to compliment the demon on rainy days. It rained a lot this year so it got me thinking about more waterproof calls.

Yep, just rough a patch of the corian with some scotch brite. I find that you might have to do it a couple of times during use. You might think that they can`t hear it, but they can!

[Turkeytider]

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Silver thunder extreme, get Al’s carbon tipped striker to go with it.

Great call wet or dry

Ditto on the carbon tipped, too.

[outdoors]

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Yep, just rough a patch of the corian with some scotch brite. I find that you might have to do it a couple of times during use. You might think that they can`t hear it, but they can!
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[Turkeytider]

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Yep, just rough a patch of the corian with some scotch brite. I find that you might have to do it a couple of times during use. You might think that they can`t hear it, but they can!

                                                                                                                                                         
                                                                             
 Besides there phenomenal eye sight  they do have.     excellent herring  .............
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" Excellent herring"?  They have fish? Just kidding!!

[Double B]

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I like the wet one just a little better and have owned both.  Wet one is as good as the silver fox, my favorite alum and the waterproof striker works well.   The thin corian wet wonder,  thats a real nice wet call too.  Hard to go wrong   

[coyote1]

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A gentleman on here made my choice a little easier. Offered me a thunder extreme at a price I couldn't turn down. I'm going to try my carbon tipped striker from perfection, yingling fiber rod and and an acrylic tip from Bill Baublit. It should sound good with 1 or 2 of those.

[jrinny]

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Besides the carbon tip/ carbon rod strikers—— bloodwood on dry days really sound good on my silver thunder extreme.

[coyote1]

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Besides the carbon tip/ carbon rod strikers—— bloodwood on dry days really sound good on my silver thunder extreme.

Thanks.
I will try a couple bloodwood strikers on it when it gets here. I have a Halloran and Bill Baublit that sound great on a lot of calls.

[jrinny]

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The Halloran bloodwood is what I use on mine....