How to Make a Turkey Call - Friction Pot and Pin - Lathe

[@robbierobinson6312]

josh I really enjoyed your video. I too enjoyed making my own turkey calls. I bought a David Halloran "Chrystal Mistress" and it drives the gobblers wild (glass pot). The reason I mention this is because it is somewhat higher pitched than the one you were demonstrating so you may want to experiment with that in mind. You will do well so keep it up. Very impressive.

[@lilpeckbeck]

Thanks for the comments Robbie, I'll definitely consider that. Maybe the higher pitch sound travels further which could help fire them up? Could just be a piece of the puzzle

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Great video!

[@lilpeckbeck]

Thank you and good luck this spring!

[@DavidMcLearin]

Practice makes perfect. You never know what will fire a gobbler up

[@lilpeckbeck]

That's exaclty right, sure is fun to try new tactics!

[@kylenordling3504]

Wow! Throwback

[@lilpeckbeck]

Haha yep, baby Josh

[@whitewiskerz2577]

Hoping to get a lathe this summer.

[@lilpeckbeck]

Awesome, I sure enjoy using mine!

[@dannylang7971]

Whats the diameter of the pedistal, and thickness of it, what’s the thickness of the walls, what’s the distance between sound board and the bottom of playing surface, not telling much.😮

[@lilpeckbeck]

@dannylang7971 all good questions, I believe that's what makes your call unique! I'd encourage you to try some different styles and see what you like.

[@gulfportflamefighter4545]

@dannylang7971 thickness .215, walls .225; distance of soundboard .18