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Episode #3 - Duck Call Build - BearKraft Game Calls

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This is the final part of the duck call build by BearKraft Game Calls for the first annual Huntcrafted Callmaker's Competition.
If you haven't watched Episode #1, click the link below to go there now:
• Episode #1 - Duck Call...
If you haven't watched Episode #2, click the link below to go there now:
• Episode #2 - Duck Call...
For details on the contest and an overview of what was provided in the "maker's kit", watch this video:
• Huntcrafted Competitio...
The winner of the competition has not yet been announced. Once the results are announced, those details will be posted here along with the details about the auction and how you can bid.

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29 авг 2024

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@rufasgutz7656 5 месяцев назад

Un-believable. Wow, just wow, truly a fantastic call. A real master of his craft

@Steve-rr3gc Год назад

I just came across your videos. I’m an amateur call maker. I agree that wood is by far better to turn and it sounds better. Nothing better than seeing the grain “pop” when you oil it and buff it. I haven’t gotten to making my own inserts-so I I guess I’m more of a barrel maker-lol. Great looking calls

@BearKraft Год назад

Hey Steve, always happy to hear from another callmaker and wood enthusiast!!! Let me know if there’s anything I can help with. Making your own inserts is a long journey, but a very rewarding one as well!

@cherokeelaketennessee7895 3 года назад

Great looking call! Don't see many duck call builders around this part of the state.

@BearKraft 3 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate that! There are two of us in Morristown!! 😆

@cherokeelaketennessee7895 3 года назад

@@BearKraft There was an old guy around here that built them many years ago, his name was Bill Basket. He was a west Tennessee guy that moved her with his work. I would go visit him as often as I could and he made his own decoys out of cork and carved the wooden heads. I think I have 3 of his calls left, always think about him when I see them in my old case with other collectables.

@BearKraft 3 года назад

That’s awesome, I’ll have to do some research on him. If you want to share some pictures of his calls, I’ll make sure he gets added to my friend’s online database for collectors. You can email me at bear.lyle@gmail.com

@cherokeelaketennessee7895 3 года назад

@@BearKraft i sure will. I sent you a friend's request on Facebook. I think we're neighbors, I live over on Rolling Springs Dr. You may have seen me pulling my black and white Triton bass boat in and out of Brookfield

@BearKraft 3 года назад

Gotcha!! Yep, we talked briefly at Scott Lemka’s get together a few years ago in July 4th as well!!

@davidcoady5969 5 лет назад

I really enjoyed watching your process. I would love to know more about your oil finishing process. Love the fluted barrel!

@BearKraft 5 лет назад

Thanks man, I will see what I can come up with on showing more of the oil process!

@claywilson8706 3 года назад

@@BearKraft too would like to know more about the oil and finishing process you use. I have the vac chamber and pressure pot as well. I really like look and finished results!

@BearKraft 3 года назад

@@claywilson8706 it’s just boiled linseed oil. Once it dries, buff out on a cloth wheel and you’re good to go!

@claywilson8706 3 года назад

@@BearKraft thank you, I'll give it a go!

@sohailalamjan7027 2 года назад

Love this vid. One thing, from where I can get the device/ jig, in which he make the tone board. Plz

@BearKraft 2 года назад

Several options in this post toward the bottom... www.bearkraft.com/blog/what-you-need-to-get-started-in-callmaking

@buckhunter002 5 лет назад

Great Video. I look forward to more.

@BearKraft 5 лет назад

Thank you, I appreciate it!

@paulblakely5199 3 года назад

What size o-ring was used on this cal and how deep did you have to make groove? Loved the work you did on this call. Beautiful.

@BearKraft 3 года назад

Thank you! Mostly just trial and error on the o-rings. I went to O’reillys and got a handful of different sizes to play around with, but you can order them from several guys. Just google “duck call o-rings”.

@bobmaverick5160 4 года назад

Really like your videos. You do great work. What tone board jig are you using?

@BearKraft 4 года назад

Thanks, glad you are enjoying the channel!! I had my last couple of jigs made by a local machinist friend, but this link to one of my blog posts may help if you are looking to get started... bearkraftoutdoors.blogspot.com/2019/01/what-you-need-to-get-started-in.html?m=1

@Mid-WestPredatorControl 4 года назад

Just curious why you oiled them in a vacuum chamber rather than just letting them soak overnight

@BearKraft 4 года назад

Vacuum accelerates the oil transfer and better saturates the wood.

@Flametamer145 3 года назад

Interested in the 3 flute jigs you made

@BearKraft 3 года назад

Thanks for the interest. I’d suggest looking at this video. He built his based on mine. I just haven’t had time to get a video put together yet. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-86sj15TJhaY.html

@Flametamer145 3 года назад

@@BearKraft thank you

@user-np1pq4zz7k 4 года назад

Очень понравилась комбинированная форма и цвет ( малахит) 👏👏👍👍👏👏 What size single reed , #mylar ( 0,25 or 0,27 mm) ? Russia

@BearKraft 4 года назад

It won’t let me copy so I can translate everything, but I use .010” mylar.

@user-jh4gq8wp3k 3 года назад

Where tobuy a jig site,

@BearKraft 3 года назад

Several options in this post toward the bottom... www.bearkraft.com/blog/what-you-need-to-get-started-in-callmaking

@danielvrana9444 4 года назад

Can you tell me the brand of mandrel and chuck your using? Also where I can buy them. I’m just getting started cannot find your tooling. I see a lot of you call makers have the same ones. Thank you Dan

@BearKraft 4 года назад

Hi Dan, Check out this blog post, it should answer the questions you have. Let me know if I can help with anything else! bearkraftoutdoors.blogspot.com/2019/01/what-you-need-to-get-started-in.html?m=1 Thanks, Bear