Tried searching and didn't quite find what I was looking for.
Would like suggestions on specific call makers that make a decent yet affordable wingbone or trumpet to learn on before I spend more on a nicer call.
If the two go hand in hand that is alright too. Just a bunch of call makers out there and not really sure where to start when it comes to wingbones and trumpets.
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Checkout the trumpet/wingbone section.
http://oldgobbler.com/Forum/index.php/board,203.0.html
Quote from: Gobble! on April 03, 2018, 07:20:24 PM
Checkout the trumpet/wingbone section.
http://oldgobbler.com/Forum/index.php/board,203.0.html
That's where I looked earlier. There is so much info which is great just a pile of call makers named in there with calls ranging from 45-several hundred dollars.
Was hoping someone could throw out a good starter trumpet reasonably priced for someone to learn on.
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EZ on here/OG is your man, great wingbone and cane call at a very reasonable price.
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Thanks and my apologies I actually thought I was starting this thread on the wingbone page. Still getting used to Tapatalk.
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Do you have a price range that you have to stay with in? Ez makes a very good affordable wingbone.Chris Brumfiel makes a very good affordable trumpet. There are some others I would recommend as well depending on your price.
I'm waiting on my wingbone from Ez but from what i have seen so far you couldn't go wrong getting one from him.
Ncbowjunkie makes a very nice trumpet that imo is very easy to operate and priced nicely. Put it this way, i bought the trumpet and could make sounds in about 20 minutes. I need to practice to perfect them but it takes very little air to operate and i have no prior experience with a trumpet.
You can have a great call in the 125-150 Range that will make the learning curve easier and you can get your money back if you decide it is not for you.
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The only trumpet I have experience with is a Frank Cox trumpet and I wouldn't go in the woods without mine. Some on here don't like Frank because he is plain spoken; I have only had good experiences with Frank and his caller.
Quote from: silvestris on April 04, 2018, 10:19:48 AM
The only trumpet I have experience with is a Frank Cox trumpet and I wouldn't go in the woods without mine. Some on here don't like Frank because he is plain spoken; I have only had good experiences with Frank and his caller.
Plain spoken is about the nicest way to put it based on what I've seen.
I've got a few trumpets I hunt with. I'm not a high dollar collector but just a hunter who loves using them. I've got a Reynolds, Jeff Erb, and a Doug Morgan. I use them all but the Erb is the most effortless to run. I've never used one made by the man mentioned in the above 2 posts and wouldn't ever just based off how I've personally seen him treat people.
I'd check the classifieds on this forum and buy a couple till you get the one that suits you best. You can always re sell them with very little effort if you don't like them.
HineyBones on FaceBook great WingBones
I made my own wingbone yelper out of the first tom i ever shot. Wasn't that hard if you have a dremel tool and some good epoxy. Have made 5 more sense then. It is a good project in the off season.