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how to build a wingbone turkey call

how to build a wingbone turkey call
This instructable will be a description of how to build a wingbone turkey call. This call is easy to build, but difficult to master. However, calling in a turkey with a call you made yourself out of another turkey is a very rewarding experience. please note the pictures are not mine so i take no credit for them.
 
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Step 1Gather materials


Materials:
a turkey (one that you legally shot or found)
glue
water

Tools:
saucepan
stove
knife
pipecleaner
hacksaw
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4 comments
Jul 29, 2011. 3:19 AMspylock says:
Well Ill be dog,I made one of these about ten years ago,I still have it and used it every once in a while,I enjoyed making mine because my mother who has since passed made turkey rice and gravey,part of getting my supplies together.Looks like a fine job by the way.
May 1, 2010. 1:45 AMlemonie says:
It needs pictures of a call you made. And the spelling is off in a few places.

L
May 3, 2010. 1:25 AMlemonie says:
That sounds good, yea take pictures at each stage, more than you need will ensure you get what you want.

L

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A mechanical engineering major at JBU, I enjoy putting motors on things that don't already have them, tinkering with small gas engines, airsoft, paintball, and pyrotechnics