It is. I've seen a few makers do it. They pour "casting acrylic" over corn, then turn that down into a call. But it has it's drawbacks. The acrylic does not impregnate the corn. So when they turn the call, you have open corn kernels.Wildfowler wrote:Is that a real duck call? I would love to have one if so.
gimmick or not?
Re: gimmick or not?
Looking for 2 duck calls from Dominic Serio of Greenwood (ones for Novacaine)
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Re: gimmick or not?
Well yes, I see what you mean. There's definitely corn that's been cut open. I'll bet rice would work better if you could get it to orient correctly during the pouring process?
It's still kind of a neat novelty item that I've never seen before. Thanks for posting.
It's still kind of a neat novelty item that I've never seen before. Thanks for posting.
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