Ted "Pete" Peters

[sbbow]

Anybody use any of his striker?


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[jed clampett]

I have personally never used one...but he sure seems to be selling a LOT of them...from previous users to new people....they do look like a nice little striker...would be curious myself to hear from someone that has one!

[hunter22]

I have some of his older strikers. I read that they are made from laminated hardwoods. They are very similar in shape and size to a Dad's striker. I really like mine.

[sbbow]

I have some of his older strikers. I read that they are made from laminated hardwoods. They are very similar in shape and size to a Dad's striker. I really like mine.

Rickey I was thinking the same thing as far as shape an size. On his Facebook page there are some sound files


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[Zilla]

I have 2 of his original strikers and just received one of his new strikers. The new material doesn't seem to be as dense resulting in a flatter sound. Also the striker doesn't seem to grip the surface as much as the original striker.

[PALongspur]

I don't know what the new ones are like but I have two of the originals (one in each material) and they're the best strikers I own. They seem to make any call better regardless of surface. I actually stopped hunting with them several years ago because I'm afraid to lose one.

[Daddy rat]

I bought a new style and it's a runner...  don't have a old style to compare with but It gave few non hunting calls new life... it will be in my vest everyday I hunt

[mmclain]

The old strikers are great and were copied the old woodhaven dymondwood strikers are identical with the exception of the top. The new laminate material is not as good sadly.

[1187man]

No offense to today's call makers but Ted started the one piece striker. Everyone else just copied or perfected it. He was advertising in T&TH and Turkey call in the late 90s. Ted is a perfectionist that, had he needed the money, would be the top Turkey call maker today. I'm biased but he he personally taught me how to run a friction call. I view him as the Neil Cost of Friction