Tube Call Demo

[TRKYHTR]

Here is a tube call demo I did a while back. It is currently the off season and a good time to try to learn new calls to add to your bag of tricks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th5ddMmgm0Q

[culpeper]

Excellent demo Joe...is there any call you can't run and very well

[drenalinld]

Good stuff, Joe! I believe that demo sold me the osage tube....lol

[dlquinn]

Great video Joe...Thanks for posting! 

[nickhrp]

Good video thanks for posting watched a hundred times to practice with my new tube calls been a lot of help for me

[n2deer]

Thanks Joe, been playing with mine some lately and really wanted to get a little better. Top notch explanations

[bamagtrdude]

Wow, neat Joe!  Sounds better (to me) when you "cup" the call.  Had never seen this before; thx for sharing!

Can you share the link for the model you used to build your call yourself?

[Turkeyman62]

 

[TRKYHTR]

I don't think I have a video of how to make your own tube call.

Joe

[MuddyRiver]

That is a very good video.  Great explanation. 

[outdoors]

REAL NICE JOE , AT THE BEGINNING U SOUNDED LIKE A ELK ..... 

[Kbota]

Joe that's an awesome demo.  Thanks for sharing.  Do you make your own hardwood tubes?  Is there a critical dimension such as length or thickness?   I've been thinking of trying to make one from a large dowel and drilling out the center.  I guess I could drill the center from a block, and then turn the OD on my lathe.   But I would love to know how long and what wall thickness is best.

Thoughts?

[TRKYHTR]

I start with a 3" long piece thats 2X2. I also square the ends and the shave a piece off for my lipstop. My mouthpiece hoe is 1". The bell end is 1 1/8" but I turkey it larger on the lathe. Hope this helps.

Joe

[REBELYELL]

 

[mgm1955]

Fantastic video Joe!! Explains the mechanics of using a tube better than anything I have seen. Thanks for sharing.