Since Jim wants more folks to post up some pics of their calls, here is some of the recent ones that I've made.
charcoal dymondwoood
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Loginebonized hedge with a laminated hedge band
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LoginThanks for looking
Brian
:yoyo: :yoyo: :eyebrow: :congrats:
What else can I say Awesome !!!
Good Job BigB
:highclap: Great looking calls Brian!!!
Outstanding.
Very nice indeed... :yoyo:
Steve
Nice batch of calls Brian. My 1st impression of the coco call was Amboyna burl. You got a very nice piece of coco there & used/finished it nicely.
NICE!
Great looking calls Brian, but I love that charcoal dymondwoood call. That is beautiful.
John
I sure would like to buy that moose antler call to add to my moose antler collection.
9th
:confused:
Man those are THO Calls Over and Over again. Is this some kinda set up?
Thanks for all of the nice comments fellas.
9th,
I think I'll keep this one, but you'll have to arm wrestle Todd for the first moose antler call to leave my shop. He's already claimed dibs on one, but I keep teasing him with others. :eyebrow:
Jim,
They aren't THO calls and it this isn't a setup. But Al's been a pretty good mentor in helping me get started making calls.
Brian
Well, they DO look good. Nice job :congrats:
Looks like that turned cow horn would sound great!
Jim