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Turkey Calls => Call Making => Topic started by: gobblerhunter on March 06, 2012, 09:54:19 AM

Title: signing of trumpet calls
Post by: gobblerhunter on March 06, 2012, 09:54:19 AM
Over the last few months, I have made numerous trumpet calls of various designs.  I struggled with several different designs, mouth pieces, lip stops etc.  However,  with the help of several OG members, I have been able to come up with a decent sounding call.  In fact, I will be carrying a couple to south Texas in a couple weeks for the opening of spring season. I particularly want to thank Gitzit69 for his help  in getting me through some pitfalls.  Without his help, I would not be writing this.  During this time, I also got some help from some friends with their feedback.

Anyway, yesterday I got an order for two trumpet calls.  My question is, how do you sign your trumpet call?  I looked on line and did not see any calls that were signed by the maker.  Any help would be appreciated.

Again, I want to thank Gitzit69 (Dave) for his help.  He was very helpful and took his time to steer me though the minefield of building a decent sounding trumpet.  I also want to thank Marvin Hasenek for his tutorial.  It is what started me in the right direction to start with.  Thanks guys and may both of you have a great day.


Bill
Title: Re: signing of trumpet calls
Post by: shadetree callers on March 06, 2012, 10:05:24 AM
MOst of the many trumpets I have are signed in the end of the trumpet bell .
Title: Re: signing of trumpet calls
Post by: Basser69 on March 06, 2012, 10:58:11 AM
I too need to think Dave and Marvin because if it were not for them, I would still be standing there turning firewood...Thanks again Guys!
Title: Re: signing of trumpet calls
Post by: pappy on March 06, 2012, 02:38:59 PM
I sign my trumpets in two ways, one inside the bell area, two, I engrave the brass ferule with my name date and call number.
Title: Re: signing of trumpet calls
Post by: TRKYHTR on March 06, 2012, 05:04:06 PM
End of the bell or brass ferrule. I also want to give thanks to Dave Smith, Brian Mero, and Mike Williams for all their help. You guys are awesome.

TRKYHTR