Got a box call a few days ago made by Lynch it sounds very good, it's the model 102. But it need repaired, one side that produces the gobbler sounds has a part of the wood panel missing. That's why it was given to me. I'd like to send it in for repair, I went online and got their phone # but its been disconnected?? Did they go out of business, or does anyone here know how I can contact them. Thanks :turkey2:
Those calls have been going downhill since Alan Jenkins sold it, IMO. I think Alan is still making calls under his name. You can try googling it to see. The ones he makes looks just like the Lynch's but with a higher grade of wood. Maybe you can get some help there.
IF @ WHEN YOU FIND HIM CAN YA POST IT THANKS , IM INTERESTED ..... :icon_thumright:
Here ya go
http://www.allenjenkinsturkeycalls.com/
Quote from: M Sharpe on April 22, 2013, 11:32:58 AM
Those calls have been going downhill since Alan Jenkins sold it, IMO. I think Alan is still making calls under his name. You can try googling it to see. The ones he makes looks just like the Lynch's but with a higher grade of wood. Maybe you can get some help there.
I bought a Foolproof from the new company (IIRC Lynch Calls, LLC) for kicks and grins. There is still a lot of turkeys that will come and die to the sound of that all-mahogany box in GA, and the older ones can get silly on price and all then there is the e-bay sniping and other buying experience baloney.
It did not sound right out of the box. I enlisted the help of a hunting partner that has an older one and broke out some tools and sandpaper and we tuned it to the sound of his. it will now call a turkey.
The call I got didn't cost me a penny and I think it sounds great, but what do I know. After all this will be my first hunt is just 2 days away. I think I'll try to glue the call up after this spring. At this time I can't justify spending the kind of money those Allen Jenkins calls command. Maybe I'll enjoy the pot call and the variety those strikers that Callmakerman sent me give the slate call.