wood call ?

[benelli870]

Bois D, arc, are Cocobolo, are does it make a flying flip? anyhow looking to get a new wood call, whats everybodys take on it.

[bustsumducks]

coco.....cant go wrong

[Dux Be Us]

THATS the cool thing about calls brotha...the're all the same thing, but, they are all a little different. I like em all I reckon, just some a little more than others. I got an old wooden call I wouldnt take $500 for...coco's are purdy and rich

[teul2]

Wood, to me, is the only material a duck call should be made of.
The odder, the more dramatic the wood grain, the better.
So, I guess what I am saying is, don't limit your self.
And co-co is pretty sweet.

But, that's just me.

[Hambone]

Calls are made in materials other than wood?

[LawDawg]

Walnut

[The Waterfowler]

I like and use a Bois d' Arc call made from the burried end of a 200 year old fence post. Grain is raised enough to prevent sticking and I like the sound of it. All a matter of preference in the long run. A lot of wood is prettier, but I suscribe from the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" oldschool of hunting. True, acrylic calls are probably better for durability and I have plenty but keep going with what I like best and so should you.

[4dawgma]

[MudHog]

I like my zerbrawood calls

[DUCKAHOLIC]

Bois d' Arc I like it cause you can find it in the country right here in good ole Mississippi..........I got one made from some green (color) not green as in fresh and it is a sweet lookin and soundin call...........even though Pat thinks I cant blow it

[Drakeshead]

I too like Bois D' Arc; RNT short barrel Bois D' Arc and Echo green Bois D' Arc.