| From: JusPassin
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| Date: 01-Mar-24 |
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OK, I have built "dozens" of box turkey calls from many different wood species, but I just now am trying my hand at making some scratch box calls. My question is if anyone has made these what are you using for the striker?
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| From: Jon Stewart
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| Date: 01-Mar-24 |
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What material are you using on the box? I have all kinds of slabbed rock that make noise. Thinking about making one myself.
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| From: 4nolz@work
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| Date: 01-Mar-24 |
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We did build along and trades here then the updated LW/Photobucket lost all the photos.I make them from cedar the most recognized is the Kenny Morgan scratch box he used Osage body mahogany lid and cherry block for the "striker"
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| From: Don T. Lewis
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| Date: 01-Mar-24 |
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Turkey call can be a real work of art;)
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| From: JusPassin
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| Date: 01-Mar-24 |
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My first couple I've made with a red elm sound box with a Cherry wood striker panel. I'll try using some cherry for a striker block and see what happens. I'll post a pic or two when I get done.
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| From: Will tell
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| Date: 01-Mar-24 |
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I used cedar to make scratch calls. As far as strikers you should experiment to see what sounds best.
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| From: Will tell
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| Date: 01-Mar-24 |
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Here is two I made out of cedar. Nothing fancy but sounds good. I bought the other one.
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