Field grade hunting trumpet

[Jimspur]

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I've owned both Buice and Permar trumpets, and both are top quality. Buice for interchangeable mouthpieces is the only plus.

But to throw a curve ball for additional consideration...for a straight up "field grade" hunting yelper its hard to beat either Mark Sharpe, or Tony Ezolt, river cane or wing bone. Over the years, my EZ wing bone and my Sharpe river cane have seen more woods time than all the big name trumpet makers I've owned, Hegler included, combined.

 

It's funny you mentioned this because I never called Mr. Billy yet, because I've been researching Mark Sharpe cane yelpers and wingbones.
Lots of choices!
Thanks to everybody for all the suggestions.

[Chris O]

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Yep there are lots of great choices and can get confusing. A wingbone or cane call will teach you how to run a yelper and call  just as many birds for less money. But if you are wanting a Buice get one while you can.Mr. Billy isn’t going to make calls forever .

[guesswho]

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Another shout-out for the Sharpe wingbones and cane yelpers.  If you decide to go that route I don't think you will be disappointed.   Good luck with whatever you choose.  Be warned, they are addictive.   

[Old Timer53]

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Champ63 on here make a fine cane call. They are old school..easy running "KILLERS". Try and get You one before next spring.
 

[midmslongbeard]

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X2 on Champ63 canes run super smooth pure killers

[Chris O]

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X2 on Champ63 canes run super smooth pure killers

I agree he makes a great call, very easy to run and great sound

[Jimspur]

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Thanks for all the suggestions guys!

[beardhunter87]

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Buice is the way to go. Gwaltney "Gergg" makes an amazing trumpet too I have many many and Buice, Gwaltney, and AGE r my top favorite to draw oon