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Favorite Trumpet

Started by Bedge7767, June 15, 2020, 10:16:43 PM

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Bedge7767

I just got into trumpets. Let me see a picture of your favorite trumpet.
Jim

outdoors

I like too post to this  BUT I HAVE A BUNCH OF GOOD ONES  , A BUNCH .........
Sun Shine State { Osceola }
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noisy box call that seems to sound like a flock of juvenile hens pecking their way through a wheat field

Bedge7767

Just give me 1 in the top 10.
Jim

paboxcall

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

Bedge7767

It can be done. My brother was always the favorite. Lol
Jim

davisd9

The three I buy and hunt with are Billy Buice, Kenny Pedelahore, and Mark Prudhomme
"A turkey hen speaks when she needs to speak, and says what she needs to say, when she needs to say it. So every word a turkey speaks is for a reason." - Rev Zach Farmer

wchadw

#6
Here's 3 of my favorites
Cox, KP and Buice



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Bedge7767

Quote from: wchadw on June 15, 2020, 11:41:27 PM
Here's 3 of my favorites
Nice

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Jim

troutfisher13111

Anything by Kenny Pedalahore

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Bedge7767

Jim

SwampRooster17




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Bedge7767

Jim

paboxcall

I've hunted trumpets from nearly a dozen callmakers in the past dozen years, I've arrived at the four which I hunt constantly (there's a fifth recently acquired last fall, but that callmaker wishes to remain anonymous...). The rest I've owned were traded.

Austin Bott adjustable. Probably the most underrated callmaker out there today whose calls will run shoulder to shoulder with the other big names:


Ralph Permar .45. Like Bott's, these are the two easiest drawing trumpets I've owned.
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For a Jordan, its Mark Sharpe. A unique tone which birds seem to hit routinely:


And Tony Ezolt's wing bone. Best in class:


Can't pick one, because they all rotate through the vest during the spring and fall seasons, though Bott's gets the tip of the hat because of its sound, ease of play, and obvious versatility especially in the fall.
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

Bedge7767

Quote from: paboxcall on June 16, 2020, 08:56:59 AM
I've hunted trumpets from nearly a dozen callmakers in the past dozen years, I've arrived at the four which I hunt constantly (there's a fifth recently acquired last fall, but that callmaker wishes to remain anonymous...). The rest I've owned were traded.

Austin Bott adjustable. Probably the most underrated callmaker out there today whose calls will run shoulder to shoulder with the other big names:


Ralph Permar .45. Like Bott's, these are the two easiest drawing trumpets I've owned.
IMG_20200305_125142 by

For a Jordan, its Mark Sharpe. A unique tone which birds seem to hit routinely:


And Tony Ezolt's wing bone. Best in class:


Can't pick one, because they all rotate through the vest during the spring and fall seasons, though Bott's gets the tip of the hat because of its sound, ease of play, and obvious versatility especially in the fall.
Very Nice Collection
Jim

Chris O

Way to hard of a question. I like most of them. Here is a solid bargain for price and playability. There are many others as well and sorry I am only sharing 1 but the price is a little lower so here you go. Ernie Fetters



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