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Topic: "Cronk Killer Call" (Read 1161 times)
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Jerry Hunsley
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I just got my Cronk Killer Call. Today I took it on my trap line and tried it out. I am very happy with the way it sounds and it has great volume. Although I only tried it once today, nothing came in but I know it is a winner. If you are an open reed caller , I highly recommend this call. Very easy to blow and lots of sounds can be produced. It is somewhat like the Tally Ho , but much easier to blow and much louder. A good one to have when the wind is blowing. Thanks Rich. You got a good one! You guys,give it a try. You won't be sorry.  |
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Possumal
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Possumal with 3 big males
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I agree with Jerry Hunsley about the Killer Call. I especially like to use it as a howler with a small megaphone, and it is a real killer on the high pitched sounds out near the end of the reed. Easy to blow with plenty of volume. Any call you get from Rich Cronk will be a winner. I keep the Killer Call and the Sceery AP-6 with me all the time, teamed up with the Cronk Buffalo Horn Howler. The AP-6 also works great as a howler with a small megaphone.
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Possum Al
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Rich Cronk
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Here is a photo of the first Cronk killer call that was molded from space age plastics. I have the parts coming for 25 more of these.  |
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YoteCoaxer
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Rich, is the piece with your name on it a cover for the tone board?
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I have heard, not to hunt coyotes on a windy day......it's always windy in Kansas! - Mike
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Rich Cronk
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YoteCoaxer, Yes, that is the reed protector. For transport, it fits together like this.  |
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Jerry Hunsley
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Rich, I am totally happy with Loren. He does an excellent job. I think he will be getting more work form me. I like the colors he has been adding to the calls. They are pretty unique.
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Rich Cronk
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Here is a photo of the latest "molded" model of my killer calls. I still have to assemble the parts, cut the reeds and tune each one before shipment. They are a little bit less money than the hand made models.  See these calls, and other Cronk calls on my website at www.cronkpredatorcalls.com |
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