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ber643
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Thanks, Dave but they still aren't clear enough to suit me, especially when i see such good results with others digitals.

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Okay, count me in. I will try the domestic bones route.

Dan

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For any of you that will be in Kalamzoo in a couple weeks, I'll wear the one Guru made for me around my neck at the show on Saturday. If you need to see one to have a better idea how to make one, just stop me and we'll talk.

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ber643
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Good idea, Dave. Wish I could be there to meet you and others.

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ttt

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The less i have the more i gain, off the beaten path i reign ~ James Hetfield
listen to everyone,FOLLOW NO ONE!!
if your lucky enough to spend time in the mountains...then your lucky enough!
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Guys, you can get a couple of turkey wings at the grocery store for just a couple bucks.

Count me in on the swap.

Anybody with much wingbone experience got a preference for what size turkey makes the best sounding call?

I've been using shellack on mine so far, cuz its safe to put in yer mouth, but it yellows pretty badly and is looking pretty grody after a couple weeks time. Then I read that they're supposed to sound best wet. Do y'all seal yours? With what?

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I don't think size matters much FWIW. I've been sealing mine with Krylon Crystal Clear acrylic spray on the outside but that is more to protect and bring out the decorations. I've always used it for arts and crafts I've messed with and even used it to protect the Bear Skull I took some years back (that now lives with Frank S., since the first St. Judes auction).

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Dave, Please count me in. I'd like to give this a try. I'm not real experienced as I've only made one wingbone call for myself but I'd like to do this. Thanks for organizing.
Tony

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back up there
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The less i have the more i gain, off the beaten path i reign ~ James Hetfield
listen to everyone,FOLLOW NO ONE!!
if your lucky enough to spend time in the mountains...then your lucky enough!
What ever befalls the Earth befalls the sons of the Earth.

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Thought I would throw in a tip for making your wingbone art. I have used "Sharpies" and such in the past to draw or write on these calls. Until I found out how easy it was to use a paint pen. You can get them at a department store, but I suggest a quick trip to your local hobby or art supply stroe. They cost about the same as a "Sharpie" too, a bit more but not much. I go to a chain called Michael's around here. The variety and quality are better. Make sure you get pens marked with the finest point they have to offer and normally have a chart there to see the difference in point width. These make your artwork...well artwork. It will take your calls eye appeal to another level. Give it a shot.

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thanks for the tip Charles, will look today.

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The less i have the more i gain, off the beaten path i reign ~ James Hetfield
listen to everyone,FOLLOW NO ONE!!
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What ever befalls the Earth befalls the sons of the Earth.

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Back Up..........

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i'm sure there are a few more people that would like to jump on board!!! there are many good books out there to help and its a blast to make them!!! i am more than willing to help anyone out!
Ken

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The less i have the more i gain, off the beaten path i reign ~ James Hetfield
listen to everyone,FOLLOW NO ONE!!
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What ever befalls the Earth befalls the sons of the Earth.

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We have 22 signed up. Plenty of room for more. I know I said I'd run sign-up till Feb 15th, but as we're not seeing much action now, I'm thinking of matching up the names we have after the K'zoo Expo so people can get started. If anyone signs up after that, we'll just do an additional match-up names. UNLESS anyone has a problem with that plan.

Dave

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