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Cox Blackwood

Started by hunter22, June 14, 2015, 06:23:34 PM

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hunter22

I thought I would post a couple pics that were taken a little over a year apart and show you how Blackwood tends to "age".
I am sure a lot of you knew this but I didn't. Blackwood with silver ferrule and buffalo horn mp. I can assure you it is the same trumpet in both pics.


March 2014


June 2015

outdoors

I KNOW U KNOW BUT TOO ME THERE  NOT TWO OF THE SAME THE MOUTH PEICE LOOKS DIFFERENT
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

hunter22

I took a better picture. Not a question if someone thinks they are the same trumpet, I can assure you they are. Just wanting to show how Blackwood changes in time.

Onpoint

Quote from: hunter22 on June 14, 2015, 06:52:40 PM
I took a better picture. Not a question if someone thinks they are the same trumpet, I can assure you they are. Just wanting to show how Blackwood changes in time.
That makes me want a blackwood trumpet

KPcalls

 Depending on the finish cocobolo will darken quick as well.

mgm1955

I like the way it darkened. :icon_thumright:

rem 300


Vaughnrp2

 Either way you got your self a nice yelper.

crow

nice looking trumpet
mulberry will also darken as it ages

Trumpetyelper

I would get rid of it if I were you.. I will give you $250 for it since the color is changing..LOL

Will

Same with mine Rickey. I have a blackwood I purchased second hand. The original pictures of the call show the grain real well but now it's completly black. I thought maybe it was from me handling it to much but I guess not. Still sounds sweeter than ever!

nitro

I love to watch the change that exposure to air creates in wood calls. I have a "few" trumpets and most will improve with age and exposure. I love Osage calls and have several that have gotten vivid and watched to grain just pop !!

Koa is another wood that improves with time.. neat phenomenon. Very nice caller. Frank makes one of the best trumpets..
Royal Slam 2008

silverspur

That is a fine trumpet and I am sure like all of his calls, it sounds all turkey!
Longbeards / Sharp Spurs

drenalinld

I can't decide if I like it better before or after...lol

drenalinld

I like the way Lignum Vitae ages.