Fred Cox Strikers

[Missouri hunter]

How does everyone like Fred Cox Strikers? Also is he topically at the convention in Nashville?

[Jbird22]

I have several and his Tulipwood is one of my absolute favorites. His strikers are underrated IMO.

[compton30]

I have a Canarywood and a Dogwood that Fred made and they both sound really good on all my calls. Nothing flashy about them but they just run really well. Definitely underrated

[sbbow]

These are my Cox strikers



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[sbbow]

I have several and his Tulipwood is one of my absolute favorites. His strikers are underrated IMO.

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[Missouri hunter]

These are my Cox strikers



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What's your top 3 out of those?

[mullet dredge]

I've got a bunch, kingwood being one of my favorites. And Fred is a nice fella....

[ol bob]

Fred has been making and selling strikers for over 20 years, the fact that he's still here proves that he knows what he's doing.

[sbbow]

These are my Cox strikers



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What's your top 3 out of those?

Snakewood, dymondwood an tulipwood


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[Missouri hunter]

Thanks for all the replies! I'll probably get a few and give them a try

[bobk]

  Fred makes fine strikers. His glass and slate callers in corian pots have a real good sound.

[West Augusta]

  Fred makes fine strikers. His glass and slate callers in corian pots have a real good sound.

I always carry his Aluminum and glass corian pot calls.  Some of the best hunting calls I have.

[Greg Massey]

I have a few of his strikers, my favorite is his tulipwood

[wolfman]

my favorite strikers by far.

and he makes great, affordable calls too.

[310 gauge]

Fred does make a fine product and were my go to calls and Strikers when I first started this journey. The Dixie Deer Classic in Raleigh N.C. was my first introduction and between Fred and Mark McDowell of Lodge Creek Calls, and Deception Decoys, I thought I was ready to be the next Turkey Whisperer. Man..I'm still finding out that I learn something every time I go in the bushes.  But isn't that part of the drive???