Couple Of Turkey Calls That I Turned This Week

[Stoner Smith]

I have attached a few photos of a couple of friction calls that I made for my daughters softball coach. The coach is a good friend and does a great job with my daughter and the other young ladies on the team. The call with the photo is a Poplar that came from a barn in Tennessee and the wood is over 100 years old. The other wood is a Birdseye Maple that I picked out of a scrap pile and was able to cut it in half and will be able to get a couple of calls out of it. The friction call is one of the better sounding calls that I have ever made. In the right hands it will be a turkey killer. The one striker is Bloodwood and the other is a combination of Birdseye Maple and Black Walnut.

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[Dewey Torres]

Very nice... oh and the pics are great!
Thanks for posting.
Dewey

[Bruce Pennell]

Stoner very nice job, hope you and your little one get to try them out together.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Nice work Stoner! Both of the calls look like they would work great! Love the birdseye maple one - just something about that wood that grabs my attention!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Great looking pieces and great job on them. I like the birdseye. Really caught my eye.

[Terry Achey]

Nice calls, Stoner. The stands make a nice touch, too. Thanks for the idea. :)