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Started by FinsnFur, January 07, 2011, 04:50:28 PM

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QuoteFrom the size of the trees in the background, what do you do? Put it on a flatbed truck and get it up to about 70 MPH to howl?

Ed here they are starting to load it for it's first trial run..


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Quote from: CCP on January 11, 2011, 08:04:43 PM

QuoteFrom the size of the trees in the background, what do you do? Put it on a flatbed truck and get it up to about 70 MPH to howl?

Ed here they are starting to load it for it's first trial run..




Some alscalls are needed for that pic.  :alscalls: :alscalls: :alscalls:

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Well. I guess the secret IS out now :doh2: that's "the call" to use when calling those 104 pound coyotes. :eyebrownod:
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I would think someone could mock these out of Acrylic a lot better then they could a tree limb :confused:
That had to be a LOT of Willy.
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Jim

I am still pondering on this project Just put it on the back burner for now

I posted that call almost 2 years ago and got a bit of a different reaction from the board
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bigben

the type of gloves I have at home are made by dash medical gloves and is a multi purpose glove that has the code mlp 100L on the side of the box.  I got em from a local fur dealer to use while skinnin critters out. 
"If you want to know all about a man, go camping with him. Probably you think you know him already, but if you have never camped on the trail with him, you do not". Eldred Nathaniel Woodcock. Fifty Years a Hunter and Trapper.

bigben

for those struggling with using these.  When I first started using one I rolled my bottom lip in over my teeth and stuck that in where it in where the reed is.  and then it worked the best.  of course if you have a beard or any facial hair on the bottom of your lip I do not know how well it will work doing it this way.  might be worth a try for those having trouble though.
"If you want to know all about a man, go camping with him. Probably you think you know him already, but if you have never camped on the trail with him, you do not". Eldred Nathaniel Woodcock. Fifty Years a Hunter and Trapper.

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Quote from: bigben on January 12, 2011, 06:30:45 AM
for those struggling with using these.  When I first started using one I rolled my bottom lip in over my teeth and stuck that in where it in where the reed is.  and then it worked the best.  of course if you have a beard or any facial hair on the bottom of your lip I do not know how well it will work doing it this way.  might be worth a try for those having trouble though.

Thats exactly how I blow mine.   Ahhhhh fud that did not sound right at all  :doh2:
I roll my lower lip over my lower teeth, but I do the same with my top lip and top teeth. It just seems easier to seal and force all the air into the call.
Plus your lips can hold the reed flat and taunt, where it's not necessary on the plastic/mylar reeds.
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bigben

dang I reread that post of mine from this morning and it made my head hurt.  ughh.  I posted to quick without proofreading.   :hahaha: @me
"If you want to know all about a man, go camping with him. Probably you think you know him already, but if you have never camped on the trail with him, you do not". Eldred Nathaniel Woodcock. Fifty Years a Hunter and Trapper.