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Thank you. Its a .40

Thank you for the compliment! I finish them like I finish my forged knife handles when I use bone or horn. I also make them the more traditional way but I like these lots better. They tend to "match the hatch" a little better when I use them with my smoothbore!

Thank you!

Thank you! My daughter is a turkey hunting crazy! She absolutely loves it. She has hunted with me since she was 8 years old, she's 20 now. Bless her heart she missed the biggest turkey I have ever seen this year and it completely deflated her. It killed me. We have since seen him back out...

I use alcohol stains, charcoal dust and oil

Thanks 2 shots! I haven't sold any of my calls but might eventually. One of these is for a buddy that I hunt with. He lets me bring my daughter out and chase birds with him. He was part of a double with me this year and this is one of his birds.

These are from this years birds. Thanks for looking

Thank you Bob!

Thank you, Bill!! I appreciate that!

Glad you got it fixed! Good job on that turkey, nothing like shooting one with a flintlock..........unless it's with one of them kick-butt self bows you build!

Great job on a really good looking knife!

Just finished this call from the wing of the turkey that I shot and posted here. It’s a great sounding call and I’m lookin forward to breaking it in this weekend!!

Here’s mine that I just finished recently

I finished this one a few days ago. I forged it from a bar of 1/4” 1095 steel. It is 14” long with a 9” blade and wrought iron guard and pinned pummel. It has a Teak handle. Thanks for looking

I tried the Skychief method but didn't have a lot of luck with it. I will try it again eventually as a lot of people swear by it. I loaded it with powder, 2os cards, durafelt wad, shot and an os card. Its tough to watch turkeys turn and leave when they are stretched out staring, looking...

Awesome hunt!

It’s a Jackie Brown .62

Daylight broke and he gobbled at about 100 yards through the timber at an owl hoot. Called him off the roost to twenty yards. Smoothbore did the trick! I used 65 grains of FF and 1-1/8 ounce of 6’s

Awesome!

Very nice!!