[JBMan]

heres one i made out of the wing of my very first turkey. instead of boiling the wing, i deep fried it, picked it clean....oh that tasty! and then made my cuts. it makes the sweetest yelps and puts.... but i never have used it in the field. i think that this year shall be a pilot year for my ole winger

 

[Rebel2]

looks awesome man :cheers:

 

[JBMan]

you should hear it CJ, it doesnt even compare to to slate or a good mouth call.

 

[Rebel2]

I bet man.. my father had one a few years ago.. i loved it. Always thought about tryin to make one, never got around to tryin it..

 

[Vector]

Here are my 'wingbones'.

The first is a cane call made here in MO, but I don't know by who.

The second is made by a good friend of mine, Jim Groenier out of Wisconsin. He wins several awards each year at Nationals for his calls. This thing just about plays by itself!

Parker

 

[Crappie]

Nice, I havea friend that uses the smallest bone puts into a piece of cane about 5 inches long it sounds great.

 

[Rebel2]

very cool parker... :cheers:

 

[Vector]

And then if you get hungry while you're out this spring JB, you can just chew the rest of the little fat nibbin's off of that baby, right?!

Parker

 

[JBMan]

you betcha, specially if the heathens hang up at 60 yards, then spook for no reason, i'll be needin something to chomp on thats for sure!

 

[huntforfunnfood]

parker
that cane call is made by roy wilson he lives in harrisonville.
the turkey feather is a dead give away its kinda his trade mark so to say and its easy to see and pick out he also makes an awsome awsome wing bone roy is a great guy and will make you a good deal on a call for trading some of your wingbones. he makes about 100 calls a year and they are fairly and becoming more collectable each day. from what i hear there is currently a waiting list for his calls. several of his calls have sold for 100-150 bucks according to mickels new book but like most call makers the collecters pay more for them than the actual makers usually charges

nice call for sure

here is his web site http://geocities.com/customwingbonecallers/

i don't think this is totally up to date

here is a pic of one of his wingbones too he wraps them in several different color thread

 

[Poor Valley]

I've made a few wingbone calls for my own use and they sound pretty good. I don't believe their sound can be duplicated by any other call. They are difficult to learn to play.

 

[Hoytshooter]

I have taken out I don't know how many wing bones with the intent of making one and have yet to do it. Maybe this is the year. If I get one early I think I might make a call and try to kill my second bird with it.

 

[Vector]

Originally posted by huntforfunnfood
parker
that cane call is made by roy wilson he lives in harrisonville.
the turkey feather is a dead give away its kinda his trade mark so to say and its easy to see and pick out he also makes an awsome awsome wing bone roy is a great guy and will make you a good deal on a call for trading some of your wingbones. he makes about 100 calls a year and they are fairly and becoming more collectable each day. from what i hear there is currently a waiting list for his calls. several of his calls have sold for 100-150 bucks according to mickels new book but like most call makers the collecters pay more for them than the actual makers usually charges

nice call for sure

here is his web site http://geocities.com/customwingbonecallers/

i don't think this is totally up to date

here is a pic of one of his wingbones too he wraps them in several different color thread

INTERESTING!

Parker

 

[Chairman]

Originally posted by Center Punch
I'm sorry about the picture size. My program isn't responding at all any more. :banghead:

EDIT: THANKS FOR RE-SIZING JACK!!!!!!!
:cheers:

Ummmm...my name's Rick... :wave:

And ~ You're welcome!

 

[JackJr]

Heck I resized them too.

Jack

 

[shortmag]

Could someone explain to me in a Wingbone's for dummies format exactly how you are supposed to use those things. My 3 year old son won a nice one at the nwtf banquet and asked daddy to show hime how to use it:stickfight:
I sure am good at spitting all over me and him.

 

[shortmag]

Thanks CP. At least I wont spit on my boy anymore! Sometimes I's just dummer n a post!:neuspeuter:

 

[Longbow26]

Actually if you kiss/smack on the end ( mouth end ) you will get sound out of it. More preshure on the bone verses less preshure gives diferent results. On mine the less preshure I put wiht my lips the best. Once you get sound from smaking it emediatly switch to draw and you get a nice drawn yelp. Here is the one I made wiht my first terky bones from last sumers first ever terky. I put cow horn bell on end since only have oen ahnd hard to maek proper cup at end with one hand hehe.

 

[shortmag]

Thank ya Longbow. I'll be a kiss'in and a drawing tonite!Then tomorrow I make get to working on using that wingbone!:banana:

 

[Grumpy]

I've made several of them. I used to make them and sell them on ebay when I would get a turkey or I had friends that would save me their wings. I have even used domestic turkeys to make them and some were mixed bones. Some wild and some tame birds. Here's one of them I made.