Just finished this up in time for a Father's Day Gift for a local guy--his wife ordered it and I sure hope he likes it. It's a maple lid with a curly bubinga inlay over a red cedar box set on a matching maple base. The soft maple lid matched really well with the soft cedar producing a smooth 3 tone yelp on both rails, breaking nice to a solid crisp yawk. This combo purrs super easy with a lot of good friction and gives some of the smoothest tree and feeding sounds.
Scott
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Great lookin caller ,,, Nice work
Nice caller Scott. ;)
That's a real beauty!!
Another beauty Scott,
WOW
looks great!!! love the feather and the gobbler!!
:wav: wow Scott, that is nice...if he doesn't like it you know where Missouri is? pappy
Beautiful call! Really like the art work!
Pappy, since we won the war I didn't think anything existed south of the mason dixon, :Dso to be honest with you I really don't where you guys are...by the way, I'm sorta surprised you even have electricity yet ;D so I'm sure the USPS doesn't travel down that far either ;D
Beautiful call!
That is impressive! :icon_thumright:
That is awesome! My kids will have to pay their own way to college.
That is a pretty call. You spend some time on that call. Very nice work.
I spend a lot of time on every call I build and believe it or not most of the time is spent on making them sound as good as they look. I appreciate all of your comments
Sweet looking caller. Artwork is very good.
looks super. i'm sure it sounds just as well as it looks!