I agree that if somethin works why change it, but I also think you are shortchangin yourself by not trying anything else. Personally I like Down N Dirty outdoors mouthcalls. I also tried 3 or 4 brands before I settled on them but will still use the other ones to get different sounds. The more sounds you can make the better you are going to do is how I feel, so I like having the abillity to use different tones, and raspyness. Just cuz somethin works still get out there and experiment with someothers you never know.

I no doubt have a deep connection to my M.L. Lynch box calls. I have lots of calls, but seem to always rely on a certain 3. All from M.L. Lynch, the World Champion, Raspy Hen and Fool Proof. As of lately i have had great success with the Raspy Hen, especially in with Merriam's in Wyoming and South Dakota. All three have given me great success in my home state, Pennsylvania. I found The Raspy Hen to be great for getting the boss Hen's attention. In the fall this works great and in the Spring, Oh My does the gobblers get hot and heavy. If i"m not having much luck, going in a soft tone with the World Champion or Foolproof seem to work well.

My own boxes and slate calls. HS Strut on mouth calls

My favorite box is a homemade scratch box, favorite slate is a Cody and I use HS Strut, Knight and Hale and MAD mouth calls with no particular preference.

The only one Ive ever used are Primos mouth call the A-frame series and they worked great for me

I have had a HS Strut round slate for years and the turkeys still like the sound of it.

An old Lynch Foolproof from the 70's. The sound just gets better with age. Quaker Boy's Boat Paddle when I want something really loud to cover our hills and hollows here. Quaker Boy mouth calls.

There is a taxidermist in my home town that started making glass turkey calls. I gave a turkey safety talk to a group of young turkey calling contestents for him last summer and he gave me one. The striker was no good but I had one and the glass sounds pretty good. I can't wait to use it this spring. He made the wood out of walnut.

H.S. Strut Ringzone slate has been my most reliable, my primos box cutter sounds really nice and almost works as a locator. Sarge-that sounds like a very nice call, post a pic.