Got My Lynch's Call from Winchester Today

[zelmo1]

  I just got my free Lynch's Longbeard 150 call today. Only 2 weeks. It sounds very nice. My
soon to be 8 year old has already confiscated it, now she needs a " real turkey hunting vest ". I think/hope I created a monster. I hope everyone enjoys theirs too. Al Baker

[mgm1955]

Nothing better than your daughter as a hunting partner.

[bammerslammer 50]

That's awesome man. Can't wait for my boy to get old enough to hunt with me.

[bamagtrdude]

 

[KYStalker]

Got mine too, doesn't sound so great.  I'm going to try and tune it up if I can.

[M Sharpe]

Played 'em in Nashville, wasn't impressed!


Who owns Lynch now?

[bamagtrdude]

Got mine too, doesn't sound so great.  I'm going to try and tune it up if I can.

I'm curious to know what you did to get it tuned up & sounding good!

[Bowguy]

That's awesome brother. My daughters n I run calls all the time and it's priceless. Their first turks were the same day. Still gets me wound up thinking about it. Best of luck!

[bamagtrdude]

Well, I got mine in the mail today and ...  man, this thing sounds like JUNK!!    But, it does look "old school" & I suppose will make a great display piece in my office cubicle...

BGD

[762hunter]

Yea got mine in as well and was not impressed


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[LONGBEARD22]

My daughter is 9 she's eat up with it we done drove the wife crazy she also killed 2 deer this past year 6 pntr an a doe I am one happy dad got chocked up typing this !!

[ericjames]

Well, I got mine in the mail today and ...  man, this thing sounds like JUNK!!    But, it does look "old school" & I suppose will make a great display piece in my office cubicle...

BGD

Come on show us how it sounds. I'll be looking for your review. Lol. I can hear it now. " This piece of crap"

[Izzyjoe]

I got mine today, and I think out of the box it sounds great! I'm sure it'll serve me well this spring!

[rem 300]

you must of got lucky

[Turkeyman62]

Years ago when the calls were first made in Alabama. They came with a small envelope that contained chalk , rubber bands and a tuning peg. The small dowel was wedged between the sound boards to achive the desired tone pitch. You can do the same thing today by breaking a toothpick in half and wedge it in there. A lot has changed since the company moved from Alabama to Liberty Mississippi. I believe there in Georgia today.