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Re: Want to Buy - PUSH/PULL Turkey calls

Top secret...If I told ya, I'd have to kill ya grin.gifgrin.gif

Actually, I'm trying to make a frog call. smile.gif Just a fun experiment, so I might need to play with and modify a few of them before I get it right. It's the child in me, wanting to get out and play grin.gif

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Use a metal coffee can, poke a hole in the middle of the bottom, feed a piece of string through it and tie a knot...wet the string and slid your fingers down the string while squeezing them together.

Bullfrog Can Call grin.gif

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Just don't do this during the moose rut. crazy.gif You may obtain a completely different result. wink.gif

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Use a metal coffee can, poke a hole in the middle of the bottom, feed a piece of string through it and tie a knot...wet the string and slid your fingers down the string while squeezing them together.

Bullfrog Can Call grin.gif

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That's how you make a cow moose call Gary...LOL grin.gif

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Use a metal coffee can, poke a hole in the middle of the bottom, feed a piece of string through it and tie a knot...wet the string and slid your fingers down the string while squeezing them together.

Bullfrog Can Call grin.gif

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Just don't do this during the moose rut. crazy.gif You may obtain a completely different result. wink.gif

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...or very BIG BULLFROGS grin.gif

I've got a push box turkey call I'm willing to let go of...I'll have to take a picture of it so you can see it wink.gif

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Use a metal coffee can, poke a hole in the middle of the bottom, feed a piece of string through it and tie a knot...wet the string and slid your fingers down the string while squeezing them together.

Bullfrog Can Call grin.gif

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Just don't do this during the moose rut. crazy.gif You may obtain a completely different result. wink.gif

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...or very BIG BULLFROGS grin.gif

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Eatin' size!!!!!! grin.gifgrin.gif

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Actually, I'm trying to make a frog call. smile.gif

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Steve..........

A Canadian frog call??? Hmmmmmm.............

Wouldn't it work if you just rolled up some birch bark and went "ribbit.........ribbit, eh"? grin.gifgrin.gifgrin.gif

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But Canada has two official languages, so it would have to go like La ribbit-----La ribbit, eh!!! crazy.gifgrin.gif

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But Canada has two official languages, so it would have to go like La ribbit-----La ribbit, eh!!!

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Finally ...someone who understands grin.gif

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Now, I've been to Quebec. I believe a Quebec frog call would hafta go "la ribbit.......la ribbit, no??".......wouldn't it??

Or.....

Georgia frog call: ribbit......ribbit, ya'll

Pennsylvania frog call: ribbit......ribbit, you'ns guys.

California frog call: like.........ribbit.....O.K.??

New Jersey frog call: @!#**#! ribbit

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I have to admit, I caught frogs like Derek mentioned. You seen there little heads above the water at the edge of the water and the bank or maybe just sitting on the edge and you would sneek up and grab the little buggers.

Then you'd stick them in your 5 gallon pail and move on to the next. We weren't eating them though, just catching and later releasing!

Those were some good memories, thanks for bringing that up Derek!! smile.gif

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I have to admit, I caught frogs like Derek mentioned. You seen there little heads above the water at the edge of the water and the bank or maybe just sitting on the edge and you would sneek up and grab the little buggers.

Then you'd stick them in your 5 gallon pail and move on to the next. We weren't eating them though, just catching and later releasing!

Those were some good memories, thanks for bringing that up Derek!! smile.gif

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I remember one time having a 5 gal. pail clear full of the things. We went from pond to pond on a golf course. That had to have been back around 78 or 79 (man I feel old!). Those poor frogs on the bottom of that pail! ooo.gif I'd hate to think how many frogs we had in that pail.

Those were the days. cool.gif

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We did the same thing Derek with snakes, we would put pieces of wood or tin in the woods around 3 feet wide by 5 foot long. They were sort of like traps to get the snakes in the area. The snakes would go underneath the wood or tin and then you would flip it over and the snakes would be underneath it coiled up taking a nap or waiting for their dinner (the snakes were all non-poisonous), we'd catch them and put them in a 5 gallon pail. Catch and release there too, sometimes though we'd take a break and go inside for lunch and if mom ever seen the pail sitting outside you'd know it by the screams!!! smile.gif LOL!!

Those indeed were the days Derek! smile.gif

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