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Glad the grunter is still treating you well! Its getting quite the track record working with you. Its freaking amazing what a dog’s nose can do SO fast! Good dog! :)

That one you have photo’d there looks like a complicated mess. A young shooter, especially a disabled one, should not have something that close to their eye to kick back at them, even if it is soft. As you can see in the photo, the shooter’s cheek is not anywhere close to seated correctly. I...

You GET it MM! Thank you! My good friend made me a vimeo video (super fancy I might add! Awesome getting to be a part of his process) a few years ago, where I go through my simplified steps of making a hedge grunter (shortened to 7 minutes :) ). At the end of the video, I do my...

Looks like some awesome animals!

MO’s peak of conception is pretty consistently right around November 10th.

:) I will try to remember to draw a buck head on your box before I ship this next one. :) I wish there was an ability to get the great gutteral sound without the plastic tube on these, but the extension of the tube adds SO much emotion to the calling, I am just dead set its got to be there on...

Thank you for the orders gents. I am excited to see the forum helping get these out to a few more places besides just MO where they have traditionally mostly been running. MO skipped spring this year, so I got the little window a/c in place and dreaming of fall. Finish is drying excellent...

Awesome opportunity! Congrats!

Left is a stabilized maple burl dyed with green. Right is stabilized yellow cedar burl dyed in purple. Yellow cedar burl is often tough to come by, but the way it takes a dye is very unique blank to blank. Both woods without stabilizing are not very dense, so the stabilizing process ensures...

Thank you Cedar. I can’t wait to see them laying on some deer starting this fall.

A couple good looking grunters for Warrington. Thank you for the opportunity sir!

Glad to see those loaded up! The natural woods left to right are persimmon, mesquite, hedge (lowlights burnt in with a torch), and black walnut. The colorwood calls are all dyed, layered, then glued and pressed birch. The hardest woods like persimmon and hedge make for the absolute lowest...

Tapatalk is going to help me get these example photos to load it looks like. :)

The thing that gets me, is those $15 tubes they slap together are now $25/$30/$35 last time I looked. So many things to say that I believe down in my soul about what these grunters are doing, but I am afraid in type, they will just sound like sales pitch bs to you guys who do not know me. I...

J-bird, I am all about using farm wood to make it more special, but its quite the process to get things to go right. When ever the whole process has been successful, it has been from a landowner taking a log to their local mill and getting it cut to the right size and then dried for a couple...

Photos are not wanting to load up for me at the moment. I will add them here when I can get things to play along.

Its that time of year when I start diving deep into getting grunters going for the fall. I was invited to this group a little late in the year last year to talk about my grunters too much, as fall is a super busy time for me between the woods, the wood shop, and this dang thing they call life...

Has anyone ever figured out why Photobucket decided to self-destruct?

Got a box headed to each of you gents! Thank you!

It seems they are coming back pretty well in north central MO. NOTHING like what it was in the early 2000’s, but that was a crazy time!!