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Old Crow for the win. Price depends on the wood you pick.
I gave several fancy ones as Christmas gifts this year.
You forgot to send mine... I guess you can wait until my birthday next month 😂 I contacted old crow... said he is backed up right now making turkey calls but should be turning some rosewoods in the next couple days. If you can wait a bit he will get some of the nicer woods in when things die down. I think he said they were between $55-$65 depending on wood
Last edited by TreeBender; 01/26/19 08:48 AM.
I quit culling when I realized I was a cull
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Thanks guys. Perfect recommendations....
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Like several other people said, Old Crow. Val (ESPO) makes a quality call that will not stick and that sounds great! I actually had the pleasure of watching him make mine. Also, as mentioned, he's a good guy!
"I'm just an old chunk of coal but I'm gonna be a diamond some day."
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On the Old Crow, does the type of wood seem to make a difference for performance? One that was demo'd in video was Osage orange.
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Got an Old Crow in Osage on the way!
"I'm not near as critical about how big they are as I once was. Smiles are more important now! We will grow more deer." Jimmy G.
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"I'm not near as critical about how big they are as I once was. Smiles are more important now! We will grow more deer." Jimmy G.
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That will be one fine looking call as that osage naturally ages. LOVE OSAGE!
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I very much prefer a wood call and would love one of the Old Crow Osage but their website is down and Facebook doesn't have options and prices on their page.
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I very much prefer a wood call and would love one of the Old Crow Osage but their website is down and Facebook doesn't have options and prices on their page. PM him. That’s what I did.
"I'm not near as critical about how big they are as I once was. Smiles are more important now! We will grow more deer." Jimmy G.
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Dont think brand matters. More about tone. I found the smaller more moderate tones work the best. Not too loud or aggressive calling works well for me. You can hammer them big loud calls if you want but I dont get much response.
Old enough to know better but still too young too care!
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Email Val. He will email right back with price. I have a couple in different wood variations. One for me, one for my son. I told Val I wanted the best sound and let him pick the type wood. Probably didn’t matter, but they sound and work good.
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I have gone through all of the big name calls and I couldn't find one that reproduced the grunts I heard in the woods. Quaker Boy Brawler is the closest thing I can find. I love this call. I haven't used it all year because I couldn't find it. I tore through my closet last night and finally went to the attic to look through my turkey season box. Found the quaker boy sitting in the bottom of the box. I was relieved I can have it the last two weeks of the season. I will Try Old Crow based on the recommendations above
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I got an Old Crow Grunt from Val yesterday. I asked him the question about whether type of wood effected the quality of the sound. I am done for the year unfortunately, so I was not in a rush to purchase. He felt like the type of wood was more of an aesthetic issue. I went ahead and purchased a Rosewood grunt. He drove to my office and delivered it. Gave me a few minute tutorial on the grunt and its use. I am impressed with the sounds I can generate with the grunt. I was also impressed with Val and really enjoyed talking with him. He makes excellent turkey calls too. I highly recommend dealing with him !
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I got an old wooden grunted made by Broadway Game Calls out of Montgomery. After playing with several others it's the most realistic sounding call I've ever used. Wish I could find another one to put up for the future in case I lose the one I have.
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I just ordered a Rosewood Grunt from Val at Old Crow. Looking forward to getting it.
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Pocosin, What did it cost?
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