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208P - Dissecting a Wingbone Caller with Mark Sharpe

2018-10-25

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Dissecting a Wingbone Caller with Mark Sharpe

In this week's episode, I interview Mark Sharpe about wingbone turkey callers.

Wingbone callers have been around for hundreds of years, and making a wingbone caller is quite easy. Making a great sounding and very realistic wingbone caller is much more difficult.

Mark Sharpe has mastered the art of wingbone turkey caller making. Not only do his callers sound great and realistic, but they are beautiful as well.

In this interview, we talk about what makes a wingbone turkey caller such a great tool to have in our turkey hunting vests, 2 bone and 3 bone callers, hen bones vs gobbler bones, and how to choose good bones to use for making wingbone callers.

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