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Started by cjordan, March 18, 2015, 09:53:28 AM

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cjordan

I know with spring rolling in, and turkey season on top of everyone the call makers are more than likely already sold out. I have been looking through the scratch box forum for the last couple of days and decided I would like to try one. If you have one you would like to sell let me know. Thanks

worth612000

I would check with Mike at Spring Creek Calls. You can't beat the price and sound. Al at SS Customs Calls has some good ones, I have several of his.

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worth612000    JUST GAVE YOU TWO REAL GOOD CHOICES.  :icon_thumright:   :icon_thumright:


Sun Shine State { Osceola }
http://m.myfwc.com/media/4132227/turkeyhuntnoquota.jpg

noisy box call that seems to sound like a flock of juvenile hens pecking their way through a wheat field

cjordan

Thanks guys I'll check with Mr.Mike. I spoke with Mr.Al last night and he is sold out at the moment.

worth612000

I got to get with Mike on one myself. I got on the scratch boxes about a year ago. Haven't hunted with one yet but our season starts Saturday. They do take some practice. Clucks and purrs are easy and that will get you a bird.

James

stone road turkey calls

Mike at Spring Creek Calls, makes some good scratchers
Stone Road Turkey Calls / Gary Taylor
2013 Norseman 3rd place pot call
2013 Grand national 6th place pot call
2014 Midwest 3rd place pot call
2015 Midwest 5th place HM Tube call

cjordan

 Thanks for the help guys. I  just bought one from a member on here, and also I have been messaging back and forth with Mr.Mike. He is fixing to finish one up for me, I don't know enough about different woods and which sounds they are known for just yet, so he is going to pick for me. I'm excited about both calls. Our season opens the 28th, so I might not be calling them in opening weekend, but hopefully I will before season ends. Heck I hope to call a bird in period.lol Again thanks for the recommendations.

paboxcall

All good suggestions so far, and I would add Bob Fulcher at Shadetree too - his latest scratchbox design has the same range a long box has - young hen yelps to old gobbler yelps.  Its pretty awesome.

http://shadetreecallers.webs.com/

:z-winnersmiley:
A quality paddle caller will most run itself.  It just needs someone to carry it around the woods. Yoder409
Over time...they come to learn how little air a good yelper actually requires. ChesterCopperpot

REBELYELL

Midwest should have some SS scratchers in stock and George is great to deal with, in my experience anyway.

http://www.midwestturkeycall.com/detail.asp?pid=SS113&link=

ridgerunner

I have a few scratch box calls...the Richard Shively Super Yelper is a pretty nice sounding call..i have the cedar variety.

zelmo1

 :drool: +1 for Mike at Spring Creek Calls. Got my first 2 this year and they are in my vest. Wife hates em, you know they are good. Al Baker

Spitten and drummen

I like my scott basehore Alaskan yellow cedar.
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Bowguy

I have only a few scratch boxes but been running quite a few. Get an SS when you can. Fantastic