WaterfowlForum.Net

Selling off calls that I've collected, mainly Committed Custom Calls, to fund a purchase. All have been hunted but all are in very nice condition. Paypal as a gift or add 3%, all prices include shipping with tracking and such.
1. Ron Weineke Gander Lander goose flute. I've never hunted it myself and have no idea if it was ever in the field. $86.00
2. Committed Customs Hedge Original -$ 76.00
3. CCC Hedge Snubnose -$76.00
4. CCC Bethlehem Olivewood Throwback Smallbore $106.00
5. CCC Crosscut Hedge Throwback Smallbore $106.00
6. CCC High Figure Ash(?) Throwback Original $106.00
7. CCC Dark Cocobolo Throwback Original
8. Mike Killian single reed pot hole in African Mahogany. The wood was salvaged off an old ocean going barge. $56.00

Pm aunt betty for the ccc

Flightstopper wrote:Pm aunt betty for the ccc

We've chatted some

Nice grain of wood on that Piano or whatever the stand is holding your beautiful calls.

You got it, piano. Its an old one. It was given to my daughter by her piano teacher. It was given to her by her dad when she was 12 and she's 72 now and it was a used one then. When we had it tuned we found that it was made in 1895.

* Bump and take $5.00 off each call

#1 Sold!

I have two of the custom committed calls, and love them if anybody is wondering

Yeah these arent all of them, some never leave the lanyard. But I picked my favorites and now selling these to fund a shotgun for my son to use when he comes home feom boot camp during Christmas.

#3 &#4 Sold PF

The calls I got from Gary are the favorites on my lanyard

A better pic of the calls that are left.

Hedge Original sold PF

Pickup the 3 remaining Throwbacks and I'll throw in the Killian call

#7. Throwback in Cocobolo no longer available

RickC wrote:You got it, piano. Its an old one. It was given to my daughter by her piano teacher. It was given to her by her dad when she was 12 and she's 72 now and it was a used one then. When we had it tuned we found that it was made in 1895.

My folks used to have a Piano made by the Chicago Company and was made in 1906. It was a beauty, and sure enjoyed playing it and taking piano lessons when I was in grade school.

Here's one of the whole piano plus everytbng that gets piled on it lol. As you can tell its the centerpiece in the house. My wife conveinently had it put in front of my wall. So I pile ducks on it lol

That's an absolute beauty! I wish I could play the piano like used to do in grade school, but I don't believe I have the patience for it like I used to!

After we got it moved my wife got a pro tuner to come in and go through. It didnt need much but unfortunately a few if the ivory keys had to be replaced. My daughter plays it pretty well now and she's a music major in college. No telling how long the thing will be covering my wall lol

Crossfire Hedge Throwback SOLD PF