I shamelessly stole a little from HuntNCarve, BradH and maybe a few others who use this technique - but I think it came out fairly well.
Cowhorn and Blackwood tip
(http://members.aol.com/thogamecalls/howl2.jpg)
(http://members.aol.com/thogamecalls/howl1.jpg)
This one is for Jay - I hope he likes it
AL
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If Jay doesn't like it, Jayerry does. :biggrin:
Jerry
Beautiful howler Al, and a heckuva shine on it too.
Great lookin howler Al! :highclap: and thanks again for everything! :biggrin: RP
Very nice Al. :congrats:
NICE :bowingsmilie: :bowingsmilie: :bowingsmilie: :bowingsmilie: :bowingsmilie:
Always got a way of stepping beyond the crowd dont ya Al.
Looks good, looks real good :yoyo:
Al, that is a sweet howler. I really like the Blackwood tip on it. Everything flows perfectly.
Brian.
Very nice! The transition from toneboard to horn is very smooth. :congrats:
Swweeet and smooth looking! :highclap:
Al, that is a good liooking howler. It is the first one that I have seen made by you? Keep making 'em. By the way, where have you been?
great looking call
Oh my! There's a fine looking holwer.
Nice transition job physically, and in color.
Brad
Very nice! I like it! :congrats:
Great work Al!!!!!
Brent
Appreciate the comments on the call. It's on the way to it's new home today.
Al
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:bowingsmilie: :bowingsmilie: :bowingsmilie:...That thing is awsome. I love the colors and mouth piece. :highclap: :highclap:
Outstanding.....but your work ALWAYS is!!!
Joe
DAD GUMMIT...............THO......that baby is SSSSSSS......weeeeeeeet!!!!
I am going to be gving you a call this weekend..........hope your there. :wink:
Excellent!
Damn that's nice ! :yoyo:
Nice howler Al.
rwehuntn
It still hasnt arrived :confused:
I hope it didnt lost in the mail. :biggrin:
DAMN Al
that thing is to damn purtty for me to even take out and use :bowingsmilie: it is SHINEY and NIIICCCEEEEE
Now I have a question,IF you want to answer it,how the hell do you guys get that shine on there? what do you put on before you hit the buffing wheel ? If it is a secret no problem there either BUT that howler is NICEEEEE :yoyo:
Bob
I don't know what the other guys use, but I used good old elbow greese on that one. I started at 120 grit sandpaper and then went through them all, 150, 180, 220, 320, 400, and finally 600 and then put it on a tripoli buffing wheel followed by a white diamond wheel and fianlly some renasaunce wax and a light buff.
Nothing to it save for about 3 hours of sanding LOL.
AL
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Al,
As soon as you find that "quick fix" where you can just have a raw horn lay there and in a few minutes it looks like that one, let me know. I will publish the technique and we will both be rich. How does a 75% 25% split sound? You get the 75%.
Jerry