Best trumpet for $100 or less?

[pcgobbler]

Hey guys I'm looking to try a trumpet.  I have never used one before, but I would like to to get one in the next couple of months so I can practice quite a bit before next season, and possibly use it some if I am proficient enough with it.  Who makes the best sounding trumpet for under 100 bucks?  Also, are some callmakers trumpets easier for a beginnner to use than others?  I understand I will get some different responses, but if I could narrow it down to 3 or 4 in my price range, this would help me make a decision.  I like the look of some of the wood trumpets I have seen on here, but I am open to trumpets made of other materials as well.  Thanks, there is more knowledge about turkey hunting on this site than all turkey shows and magazines put together.

[West Augusta]

Just about all trumpet makers build a trumpet under $100.
Some good ones that I have tried: Brian Mero, Ernie Fetters, Mike Battey, Craig Scott, Matt McLain, Kehl Hilbert.

I have heard good things about many other trumpet makers here.  Give them a call and ask them to play one for you. 

[pappy]

I agree there are great makers on this site as you will ever find, I ain't too proud to throw my name in the hat...lol

[goldenhunter]

I just received my first ever trumpet call from Mero this week, made of cocobolo wood with the delrin mouthpiece. His call was $75 including shipping, and he threw in an instructional video just as a bonus. I had read on this forum somewhere that his call was one of the easiest to run, and that's really why I picked his call. I can't really tell you how it sounds yet b/c I'm new the to suction calls, but I'm aleady having fun annoying the wife while I try to figure it out.