What would you take?

[Happy hooker]

Stumpy ceramic,,,dymondwood striker.

[Dukejb]

Lonnie Mabry walnut slate with Mabry Yellow Heart, Hickory and Tulipwood strikers.

[sbbow]

Paul Hicks Osage glass/dylamux striker


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[SteelerFan]

Stumpy ceramic &

Lyman hickory
Lyman hickory (in case I dropped the 1st)

**these posts / threads are always a "Sophie's Choice" kinda question... 

[Yoder409]

Walnut slate over glass I made

Chestnut Ridge Dymondwood
Tuscarora Legend purpleheart
Blodgett flared mesquite

[MK M GOBL]

It's in the pic!

My CODY World Class Slate w/Light Hickory Striker
All I would need.


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[palongbeard]

Lonnie Sneed green glass Outlaw Hen - Harold Fowler striker that I can't remember what wood

[wchadw]

A trumpet, gun, and 1 shell.

I like your style ol bob.



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[Jbird22]

If it had to be one, it'd be my Doug Morgan Yellowheart slate with Harold Fowler Pacific Dogwood, Fowler Snakewood, and Dad's Purpleheart strikers.

[billyb]

Bill Lyman Cedar slate his diamond wood striker and any two of his other strikers that I have

[LRD]

Halloran Crystal Mistress - Dymondwood, Black Locust, and Ebony strikers

That may not be the best call, but a good one that I have the most confidence in.  I would choose a mouth call if I could only choose one call.  I used to never carry a pot call with me and did just fine.  I usually always start with a mouth call but want to have at least a glass and slate call with me in case the bird likes something different.

[Chris O]

My pick for a  caller  would be a Yingling copper in a cast pot. It would cover all conditions either wet, dry or humid.  For strikers Lyman red cedar, Yingling  fiber rod and Lyman osage.

Good points Bob I would choose Osage as well and the carbon rod striker but I think I would have to have a blood wood with me also

[Daddy rat]

Paul Hicks Osage glass/dylamux striker


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[zsully]

Brad Roberts cedar green slate with Lyman bloodwood, tulipwood, and ipe strikers.