Which Box Call

[BRONZ]

What box call, or brand, would y'all recommend?  I've got some Cabela's points burning a hole in my pocket and a brand new Cabela's store that opened today 1/2 mile from my clinic!

[Gen273]

A Lynch fool proof is hard to beat; but they a lot of good ones, just choose the one you can run the best.

[Hoyt]

Originally posted by Gen273:
A Lynch fool proof is hard to beat; but they a lot of good ones, just choose the one you can run the best.

X 2. Bought a Lynch Fool Proof back in 1965 and it's still my favorite box call.

[Steelhead]

Primos Heartbreaker is a very good box call.Good looking call as well.

[kpete]

I have killed a fair number of birds with a Lohman 870 box call.  It isn't fancy, or expensive, but the gobblers have consitently responded.

[Rob W.]

Lynch is the best production call I have used.

[Dave McDaniel]

Quaker Boy makes some of the best calls in the business.

[Breakfast Boy]

Just bought this one and am very, very pleased with it...

  http://www.cabelas.com/product/Quaker-Boy-Dick-Kirby-Original-Grand-Old-Master8482-Box-Turkey-Call/1324026.uts?Ntk=AllProducts&searchPath=%2Fcatalog%2Fsearch.cmd%3Fform_state%3Dsea rchForm%26N%3D0%26fsch%3Dtrue%26Ntk%3DAllProducts%26Ntt%3DDick%2Bkirby%2Bbox%2Bcall%26x%3D0%26y%3D0%26WTz_l%3DHeader%253BSearch-All%2BProducts&Ntt=Dick+kirby+box+call&WTz_l=Header% 3BSearch-All+Products

[Shane Reed]

Bronz,
  Ben Lee Jr. still has some calls. I think he still has a few his dad made. You can find them on that bidding site, or you can contact him directly. From what I gather, A Ben Lee call would be awsome to have and use.

[Shane Reed]

Remember you get what you pay for. You can PM me on here

[M Sights]

Lynch all the way!!!!!!! Quaker Boy are great too.

[Breakfast Boy]

Anyone ever make their own box call? Anyone know of some online plans/instructions?

[kbetts]

There are kits on-line.  X3 on the Lynch.  I only carry one cause they're big.

[redlabel]

I'll second the Lohman 870 it's a very good sounding call.

[Bow man]

You should really check out the Double Trouble call from A-Way Outdoors. Not sure if Cabelas still carries it or not, they used to

  http://stjoeriverbows.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=45&zenid=ed70975fdc6825e615e62a9e4ce3e8f8

[R. W. Mackey]

I own alot of friction calls, just because I like Turkey calls, have owned several good box's over the years. You could probably pick up any of the major brands and they would work just fine. What I like from a box is a really high pitch, I use them mostly for locator calls, and a really high pitched sound carries much farther than some of the deeper calls.  That being said, I picked up a Quaker Boy, Grand Old Master in 1987, it's been my go to Box ever since, it has a permanent home in my turkey vest....RW

[KentuckyTJ]

Which ever one your neighbors don't have.

[tuscarawasbowman]

Originally posted by KentuckyTJ:
Which ever one your neighbors don't have.

That right there is why I would go with a Lynch fool proof. One of the best, least used calls in the industry.

[Friend]

Run the one before you buy. Production calls may run the complete spectrum as far as sound quality and consistency.

[Living_waters]

Originally posted by Hoyt:
 

Originally posted by Gen273:
A Lynch fool proof is hard to beat; but they a lot of good ones, just choose the one you can run the best.

X 2. Bought a Lynch Fool Proof back in 1965 and it's still my favorite box call. [/b]

I have a lynch 101 that was given to me as a kid, made in 65 like me and has been on every turkey hunt I have been on. I have made a thousand calls this is still my favorite.