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I just call it a copper pot call and yes you use it just like a slate. The crosshatch pattern is just the way I condition the copper. I try to do 90* but precision isn’t important.

Finished this Osage orange (aka hedge apple) copper call for a member. The one in my personal stash has about all the finish wore off, it's rolled around in my bag for I don't know how many trips. Glad to see someone appreciate this excellent American hardwood.

I have 3 finished and ready to ship. These are the black walnut and cottonwood boxes that have gotten so poplar. Proven turkey killers and usually go fast. Will arrived chalked and ready to go. I use and recommend the mint green H S Strut chalk. $35 TYD PayPal Preferred. DM with any...

Very cool. Congratulations to the hunters!

This one was called in early this morning with the box call. Well known forum member, but I don't have permission to show his face, but that bird's legs look like Louisville sluggers!!!

They've been adopted, and they all stayed in the forum family. Thanks guys! More will be coming as soon as I get caught up on some pot calls.

Nice, looks like a good time.

Congratulations! Sounds like a great opportunity for you. I had about a 9 month stint with FedEx, and yes it is hard on the body. 150+ stops and 200+ packages a day all at a dead sprint takes a toll. How many times did you say the words "Screw You Chewy, and your heavy a$$ boxes"? ;)

my general rule of thumb, (all my loads are hunting loads, so I don't jam anything) is C&C bullets I start at .015 and usually find accuracy +/- .05 either way of that. Mono's I start at .050, but more often than not the accuracy is found .075-.100

just one, but repeated it 5 times gradually getting louder and prolonged each time..... ;)

putting wainscoting in the bedroom, running up the stairs with a freshly cut piece and got wrapped up in an extension cord on the stairs. Fell Head first and gave the oak stairs a five finger death punch. pointer finger broken and wrist sprained. Going to be an interesting spring gobbler season.

Sweet setup. Very well organized. Mine can be best described as a piling system

Down to 3 available. Once these are gone I'll have more sometime next month.

looking good! Some quality parts there, and I'd bet you won't have any issue finding a great shooting load. You could probably squeeze out a bit more accuracy by replacing the mil-spec delta ring, handguard, barrel nut and gas block with a free-float handguard and low profile gas block.

Wow! Thanks guys! I never expected such positive reviews on this call, I mostly got going on this for the nostalgia of a box call.

I think I saw that same bird come by me in Wv still running ;) 😄

Think I’m closing in on the 87 V-max and LeverEvovolution. This load is .2 grain over Hornady max for BOLT gun 62,000 psi data. Not safe for gas guns! Might start tweaking COAL and give it a kiss of a crimp with the lee collet crimp die. Still, I think as is it’ll put down yotes and bobcats...

Congratulations! Well done.

You’ve gotten some sound advice so far. I like to go out the evening before and blast some crow calls to get a response to see where they’re roosting. I like to set up nearby the following morning and wait for the fly down, once all the flock’s “good morning” chatter is over, that’s when I’ll...

Funny how something with a brain the size of pea can humble even the most experienced outdoorsmen.