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Any time I see a guestbook on a hunting related site I just have to leave my mark, hope you do the same if you stop by mine. New Hampshire Whitetail 2 http://nhwhitetail.bravehost.com/ Paul DeBrosky <paulbog@comcast.net> Raymond, New Hampshire USA - March 2, 2008 I'd like a copy of your cataloge. I have purchased a lathe, and am gathering info to start making my own calls. My hope is to turn a duck like it has been lassoed with a call that i made. Thanks, Rafe Rafe J. Carroll <rk2de@charter.net> Wenatchee, WA USA - June 26, 2007 Great opening Web page! I love it! Please send me your catalog & retail price list. Thank you. Send to : Fred Schofield P O Box 501 East Brookfield, MA 01515-0501 Fred Schofield <Frshunter@aol.com> East Brookfield, MA USA - June 2, 2007 Great website. I have been making calls for 26 years. I custom build all of my tools and jigs. I enjoy reading your forums. Lots of good info. I have 48 years of competition and hunting calling experience. I am a past Junior World Duck Calling champion in 1958. Dad was the 1962 World Champion. Ron Stepan <rstepan@eonet.net> Beaumont, TX USA - September 24, 2006 Great site!! I am gathering info to begin the duck call making quest. Thank you Rafe Carroll Wenatchee, WA USA - August 5, 2006 enjoyed pic's on construction of your duck call Joseph C. Robertson <jrobertson@scottsboro.org> Scottsboro, Al. USA - June 20, 2006 MY BROTHER-IN-LAW HAS A CLAUDE STONE DUCK CALL THAT HE IS TRYING TO FIND A VALUE ON. WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO TELL ME WHERE WE COULD GO TO FIND THE VALUE? LAURA RANDL <LJRANDL47@EARTHLINK.NET> FESTUS, MO USA - March 26, 2006 great site David Hackathorn st.mary's, wv USA - January 25, 2006 great site David Hackathorn st.mary's, wv USA - January 25, 2006 Great looking calls! I am just starting to gather info on making calls. Good, low-key website and set-up are great. Really an inspiration. clent <clent586@yahoo.com> Hoschton, Ga USA - October 24, 2005 Your step by step instructions are great. Bret Ekberg <Eky_03@yahoo.com> Funk, NE USA - October 11, 2005 Congratulations, Jason, on your very fine website and your beautiful handmade calls. They're almost too pretty to take into the marsh (but we'll get over that in a hurry)! Continued success, and please let me know if you'll be hunting S. La. soon. Dana Vutera <dana@vutera.com> Baton Rouge, La USA - September 29, 2005 GREAT SITE! Packed with info from you and your members. I am new to call making and this has been a great start. I have been collecting calls for a few years and would love to own a Miss Mallard very soon. Thanks. Ronnie Turner Millington, TN USA - March 22, 2005 Just found You! Kevin Steed <kevinsteed@bellsouth.net> Grenada, MS USA - March 19, 2005 way cool site mr. jason stanard britt sawyer <sawyer2372@peoplepc.com> crystal springs, ms USA - January 28, 2005 You have a great site. This helped me to turn my first duck call, ON A METAL LATHE. My mahogany call sounds great!!! Calvin <cthomas@tradefixtures.com> Jacksonville , AR USA - January 14, 2005 Great site. It is extremely useful for a beginner like me. Thanks for the great site again. Newbie J. Heaton Jeff Heaton <jeff_heaton_69_31@hotmail.com> Jefferson, SD USA - January 11, 2005 Great site Jason. The information you have provided on making duck calls is terrific. I have used your techniques to turn several calls, and have found that there is definatly more to making a duck call than turning a pretty shape. I'd be very interested in seeing some more detailed information or talk with you one on one about shaping the stopper and tuning the call. Mike <mikeh@scmc.com> Benton, AR USA - January 3, 2005 Jason, i have been looking at your site for a few weeks now. i am currently in Iraq, and can't wait to get home and try my hand at turning calls. it's been something i've wanted to do since i was a kid growing up in the marshes of sw la, but didn't know where to start. since looking at your site, and others, i can start as soon as i come home. thanks for a great site, and hope to talk to you soon. D. Rolland <don.rolland@halliburton.com> Shreveport, La USA - November 21, 2004 Great site Jason! I have made my living bluing guns for just over 25 years. For the past 5 or 6 years I have been making Native American wood flutes. I began thinking of other uses for my lathe and remembered a fellow I used to work with made parts for a call maker and collector. I have been talking with him about learning to make calls. In searching the net for information I found your super web site. Thanks for your willingness to share information about your craft. As a flutemaker I am always willing to share ideas as well and have no "trade secrets". Thanks for a very interesting and informative site. Oh, great pictures of your calls, beautiful work! Dan White <gunblueman@bellsouth.net> Valley Grande, AL USA - November 17, 2004 jason i l tell you striaght up, i couldn t have finish number one if it weren t for miss mallard message forum. Their is more useful info there than any one person could ever give God bless cody carr <ccc3224@aol.com> no. little rock, ar USA - November 3, 2004 Just curious how long it takes to the get an order processed and sent? Thanks, Jason <jasmegsmith@cox.net> Gretna, NE USA - November 2, 2004 Thank you for providing a great site on the "How TO's" of call making. I've searched and found few on the net. Thanks for the help. Paul Roppolo Pittsburgh , Pa USA - August 8, 2004 I am also looking for a Claude Stone call. These are almost impossable to find. Will Stone <phyeng99@yahoo.com> Springfield, MO USA - August 4, 2004 Jason, You have a very nice website. Will pass this website on to others. Loren Reese <azcallmaker@aol.com> Yuma, az USA - July 27, 2004 Hello, my name is Jeff my dad just got me a wood lathe for my 16th birthday and I was wonting to know how to make a duck call and I found your web sit and I read what you said about how to make them. I printed the instrections out and I'm workin on my first I just wont to say thanks for you info on how to make a duck call. sancerly yours, Jeff M Tucker 2 Jeff M. Tucker 2 <jefftck2@swbell.net> Benton, AR USA - February 27, 2004 I was just serching my Favourites. Thought I'd come back for my yearly visit and say Hi. Anyways once again I had a great visit. The Greenback Hunter <kimbo@greenbackfishing.com> Manitoba Canada, - January 20, 2004 You have a wonderful site. Your viewers will like the items at our site. We have many items that are for hunters and fishermaen. http://www.buckstix.com BUCKSTIX Deer Scent Deer Lure and Buck Lure for Deer Hunting and Bow Hunting. Mr. Buck Stix <buckstix@buckstix.com> Neenah, WI USA - December 3, 2003 Excellent step-by-step photographic essay! Do you sell components such as inserts individually? Brad Garrison <bgarrison@lamberts.net> Dallas, TX USA - December 2, 2003 While bored at work today, I started looking on E Bay hoping to find a Stone Duck Call for sale. I ended up at your site. Great Site. My grandfather was Claude Stone of Hornersville, MO, I would like to locate some of his hand made calls to pass on to my son and nephews. It is a tough search though. Most collectors who have them do not want to part with them. I did enjoy looking at your site and if any of your readers can help me I would appreciate it. Nelda McClain-Morgan <nelda.mcclain@century21.com> Kennett, MO USA - November 4, 2003 Jason, nice site and some really fine looking and sounding calls. Best of luck this year. INJ Robbie Robinson (Injun23, MSDucks) USA - October 28, 2003 Great site, great graphics and information. Cat Eye Outfitter <dkiazyk2000@yahoo.ca> Selkirk, MB Canada - September 9, 2003 My wife and I raise and breed labs, we also judge hunt test for the AKC. I am always looking for GOOD calls that are easy to use.WE have a small training group and trying to teach them some calls ,well it can be a challange. Richard Kennedy <Pleasantpinelabs@aol.com> Danvers , MA 01923USA - June 8, 2003 Superb site I hope to buy one of your calls do you do a Mallard call ????? Andrew Richardson <hunterswind@btinternet.com> Aberdeenshire, SCOTLAND - May 25, 2003 At 80 yrs. I have passed along a duck call that was in the family for over 70 years. I have written a poem about it to be included in my book of poems, but I need a picture of someone blowing a good duck call, preferrably out in a blind. It's called "scratched up old duck call" and I'll e-mail copies if you'd like. Gene Gene Miller <genemiller@gra.midco.net> Crookston, MN USA - May 19, 2003 great site GARY THOMAS <gthoma@aol.com> Athens, AL USA - May 11, 2003 Jason, I am a woodturner who was recently asked to make a duck call. One fellow I know had one I could see for an example. The first one I made doesn't 'quack'. Now thanks to your plans, I should be able to make it work. Thanks for the neat site. You needn't worry that everyone will make their own and then you won't be able to sell them. I think it will be the opposite. Lathe turning looks easy but I'm sure you understand that. Thanks again for the information. Mal Mowbray <Handtyd@aol.com> Waveland, MS USA - April 25, 2003 Jason, Mal Mowbray <Handtyd@aol.com> Waveland, MS USA - April 25, 2003 JasonI can't believe that you took the time to illustrate the "how to" steps to making a duck call. I'm interested in usinf my friend's lathe and gicing it a try. Where can I buy reeds and cork inserts?Thanks again. Neal Cohen <ncohen@aera.com> Gaithersburg, MD USA - April 14, 2003 Great Site!!!Love the Front Page!!! The Greenback Hunter <kimbo@greenbackfishing.com> winnipeg, MB Canada - March 8, 2003 thanks for letting us see how you make your call we are new to this and it gave us some ideas thanks. i also saw you were from blue springs we are north of kansas city jeff reece <rccalls@aol.com> lathrop , mo USA - January 28, 2003 Quak,Quak Brandon beck <clucklemeduck@ht> Fall river Milss, ca USA - January 21, 2003 I was just browsing around at different duck calls. I really liked seeing how the calls are made. Jason Davidson <blue27924@yahoo.com> Colerain, NC USA - December 31, 2002 Im a custom call collector. Im interested in your calls.I would like to know if you do any one of a kind work or if you stick strickly to the models on your site. I have several calls that are signed one of a kind calls. I like to have these calls for display- then generally buy a second to use in the field. I realize that there are many call makers that dont like to do that, Ive been doing this for a while now and have ran into problems several times. If this is something that would interest you and if you have a catalog or brochure I owuld like to see it. thank you Ryan Kiefel <rskiefel@yahoo.com> Ladd, IL USA - December 1, 2002 I bought one of Jason's calls this August. The more I blow the call the better it sounds. Was planning on buying another one this October but my funds seemed to run out. I definitely will by another one before next season. Happy Hunting!! Steve Kindschuh Gretna, NE USA - November 11, 2002 Jason,Your Website is put together very well, great pics and sounds and just a fantastic tutorial. I will have to try my hand at some duck calls. I liked to see the "McGyver" style of the wooden mandrel. It's great to see there are some folks who can still do things without all the high dollar fancy jigs. Keep up the good work. I have learned a lot from your site, and will buy you a couple of cold ones if your'e ever in my neck of the woods!! Brian Mundy <briantessadakota@msn.com> Charlottesville, VA USA - October 22, 2002 I now have 3 Miss Mallard calls (including an acrylic). Jason makes a wonderful call that looks and sounds great. The acrylic sounds as good as the wood calls, but with much more volume on the top end. Thanks!! Pat Fetzer CA USA - October 15, 2002 Nice Website! Thanks for the info on making a Duck Call.Just currious can a guy make a call on a metal LATHE?Regards,DoZeR DoZeR <DUCKSLAYER@CABLEONE.NET> Caldwell, Id USA - October 7, 2002 I need help on making a duck call. I use a 3 piece reed plate. I just can't get the tone low enough."THANK YOU" RON Ronald Sparks <debbie_s98387@yahoo.com> spanaway, wa USA - October 2, 2002 Jason, nice meeting you and your dad yesterday at the Wildlife Extravaganza! You make beautiful calls...but one question. Can you possibly shoot all of the ducks that come to it? Rob Heflin <skyguy@fowlmood.com> Isola, MS USA - August 4, 2002 Very much enjoyed your pictures on how to make a duck call. Will try to make one if I can get up the nerve. I will visit again. Dwane Bruns <dsbruns@mtsinet.com> Bethalto, Il. USA - July 9, 2002 Jason, I own and operate High Velocity Outdoor Products And Services. My products include Call Lanyards, Gun Cases, Game Carriers, Decoy Bags with a lot of custom Waterfowl Equipment being manufactured. I am interested in Making Calls and have been looking for tips and instructional materials.The tutorial and web site are very good.Best RegardsGood HuntingGreg Hanson Greg Hanson <hvop@worldnet.att.net> W St Paul, MN USA - July 4, 2002 a great site to say the least, i enjoyed listening to your sounds and learning how to make a duck call, i am a youth compitition caller in the state of IL and i have won many awards with a call i made useing parts of your tutorial and parts i added myself, i really enjoyed reading about your duck calls, i am very enterested in purchasing one if i could only see what i would sounds like on them, i have looked here in IL for your calls but have yet to find one, thanks for helping me make a duck call, good luck next duck season, hope your swating them like flys, i know i will be with the call i made :) Marc B. <dr109137> sadorus, IL USA - June 28, 2002 Very nice site, chocked full of useful information. Beautiful calls, nice sound bytes, too. All well done.My bride (for the past 14 years) hails from Pelahatchie - I'm sure you know the place.When I was 20 I successfully fought off the urge to buy a Harley. When I was 30 I successfully fought off the urge to buy a trap gun.I'm forty now and have carved a few mallard decoys. Now, I'm wresting with whether to augment my poor woodshop with a lathe and radial arm saw and try to makea duck call. Maybe if I turn several bowls for the old lady, I can trade them off to her for "permission" to indulge!I appreciate your openness about the craft, Jason.Best of look, and look for some messages in your forum from Virgils Daddy.Seeya,John John C. Lipscomb <lipscombs@fuse.net> USA - June 4, 2002 Great site. Look forward to visiting soon and blowing a few calls. Ramsey <rrdecoys@yahoo.com> Brandon, MS USA - May 31, 2002 Jason I love the tutortial on how to make a duck call. I am really interested in getting started making my ow duck and goose calls but until now I have not had quite enough information. But I still have a few questions about lathe types, tools, and parts, and wood supplies. Any help you could give would be great. Please email me or call 618-964-9073. Thanks for the great site and info. Chuck Chuck Williamson <chuckel@accessus.net> Marion, IL USA - May 18, 2002 The call sounds great on the computer, I would like to try it out, my buddy and I do compition calling and I would like to try your call out and maybe get it into a couple competitions. Call me 308-760-5093 Brandon Hiatt <bjhiatt@hotmail.com> Kearney, NE USA - April 18, 2002 Wow, is this who I think it is? Blast from the past bud! How r u and don't ask how I got here. Luv Dat Net :-)How family good and take care Joey Auer <joeyauer@diamondata.com> New Orleans, LA USA - April 7, 2002 Nice calls. I sell and collect calls and hope to buy one of yours soon. I run a managed goose hunting facility in wyoming and have seen lots of calls. Do you make any short reed goose calls. Thanks Mike Dawkins <madgolf@communicomm.com> Torrington, Wy USA - March 15, 2002 First off, thanks for the tips on making calls. I am in the process of making one for myself. Easier said then done! Second, the hat is cool, know why? I wear the same one. Seeing someone putting time and effort into something great like duck hunting is excellent, you have a real talent for making calls. I hope my call i'm making works as good as your's do. Keep up the good work and knock em' out of the sky!!!!!! steve heff levittown , pa USA - February 27, 2002 Nice site, first I've heard of it. Keep up he dood work. I like hearing about a Mississippi boy doing good.I'am just now hearing about your calls, I'll give them a look'see. Jamie Hughes <Jhughes@hotmail.com> Invernes, MS USA - February 19, 2002 Great site and great looking calls!!!! I am trying to get up the nerve to try to attempt to make a call....thanks for the info!!!! Jay Burris <mburris501@aol.com> Van Buren, Ar USA - January 17, 2002 Thanks for the Tutorial on duck call making. I've made turkey calls on a lathe for about 8 yrs now, but wow that is some neat work. Thanks for sharing and being a part of Custom Calls Online. You have some very nice work. Tom Osmer <tosmer@sc.rr.com> Lexington, SC USA - January 11, 2002 Jason, Thanks for sending the calls for Glenn and I. I'm still trying to get that part down. We just got back to work today after 6 days off,(we hunted every day) and I thought I would drop you a line. We got about 20 ducks while we were off including my first double. My son Kacey went with me one day and I think he blows the call better than me, but he seemed to have a good time, he helped me knock down a hen mallard. Tell your Dad that I tried to hunt Fountain Grove but drew too big of a number to get a spot. Probably try again when it gets cold. Thanks again,Brian. brian shaul <bshaul@prodigy.net> USA - December 5, 2001 hey cuz, nice looking website and calls!!!! i also got a picture of your two new family members, congrats. good thing they look like Dana!! well i've already been out and shot afew this year, but i could use a call. what kind of family discounts are available? just kidding, probably order one soon!! happy hunting!! cousin brian <bshaul@prodigy.net> k.c., mo USA - November 13, 2001 great site....this is a hobby i would like to pick up when i can afford the materials! justin harrison <mjustinharrison@aol.com> oxford, ms USA - November 12, 2001 Jason I got the Ambrosia Maple call this morning. It was a little raspy for me , so I trimmed off about a 64th and hammered down on it, It sounded great. Only thing is it may be to pretty to take out in the muck...Thanks for the hard work and thanks for the help on the call making Jarrod Hambric <JarrodHambric@aol.com> Benton, AR USA - November 5, 2001 Jason,I really have enjoyed the duck call that I purchased from you. I took the call teal hunting this year. What! A Mallard Call for Teal hunting?? Yes, in Louisiana we have many Mottled ducks which quack just like Mallards that hang around here all year. Teal hear the quacks and gives them confidence that everything is alright. You should have seen those teal turn around on their tails to get in the decoys. It worked flawlessly, from the chuckle to highball. Thanks againSincerely,Chris Bowers Chris Bowers <cbowers@eatel.net> Baton Rouge, LA USA - October 23, 2001 Nice site ya got going Jason. Also nice to see I ain't the only one using an old wooden mandrel and a homemade tuning jig. Keep tuning away! Brian Meyer <omiundopa@mwci.net> Guttenberg, IA USA - October 2, 2001 What a great site! Being a "new callmaker" I don't think I would have ever finished making call # 1 without some of these pics. I was making a hard project even harder! Thanks Jason Jarrod Hambric <JarrodHambric@aol.com> Benton, AR USA - October 2, 2001 Cool site. Bruce Dollens Waco, Tx USA - October 1, 2001 Cool Site, Bud.... Wes Wells <wwells@txfb-ins.com> Waco, TX USA - October 1, 2001 I like the site will come back. Put more pictures. Russell Stone <Russell@consolidatedconstruction> Huntsville, AL USA - June 8, 2001 hey jason this is jimmy pace's cousin mark .you stayed at my home last year for the DU festival.great looking site .I hope get one of your calls soon.remember,If it ain't a greenhead it ain't sh-t!keep up the good work! MARK WARD <Markward@peoplepc.com> memphis, tn USA - May 30, 2001 this is very excellent site i hope to obtain one of your calls very soon. greg wages <gregwages@hotmail.com> russellville, ar USA - February 14, 2001 Pierce told me about your site, it looks as good as he said it did. We will be expecting an invite anyday, just don't have Jimmy Pace guide us! Kevin Sills <KSILLS@peoplepc.com> Jackson, MS USA - February 7, 2001 Your calls look great! Like you, I am a callmaker. You will find info on my calls in both Howard Harlan's and Jim Flemming's books. I always like to encourage new callmakers, so if there is anything I can do to help, let me know. I am at the same time curious as to whether or not you would like to trade calls?? Let me know what you think. Thanks, Mike Mike Pahl--"Mikes Custom Calls" <mpahl84477@aol.com> Pickerington, oh USA - January 29, 2001 Nice looking site Jason. Nice looking calls too! Isn't it about time we traded calls. One of yours for one of mine! Leeemmmeeeno! Roy Richardson/Duckman' Duck Calls <RRichar618@aol.com> Albuquerque, NM USA - December 5, 2000 great looking site. the calls are all very beautiful you do very nice lookin work and i imagine the sound is the same!best of luck to you!dave larsen dave larsen <murphy@cis.net> clinton, ia USA - December 5, 2000 Hey man, I really like this cocobola call you made for me. It sounds awesome! I can't wait 'til the season opens up! Clay Trailor <clayt1999@aol.com> Collierville, TN USA - December 2, 2000 Well I see you are comming right along with your page. It's looking Great. O bye the way You need to get another HAT!!! Looks like a big bowl on that head on yours, and anyway you keep this up you will have out grown that Hat. I know that your head is getting bigger now. HA HA !!!! Take care.. Keep in touch Micky Parker <mparker@mtel.com> Vicksburg, MS USA - Friday, February 04, 2000 at 11:56:34 (CST) Jason, this is a really smooth website. The pictures look great, calls are described just like the ones of yours I've seen. Blow their Quacks off! J. Pace <jimmy@sfbli.com> USA - Monday, November 15, 1999 at 08:48:02 (CST) Thanks for your interest in Miss Mallard Custom Calls!Feel free to post your questions or comments, or send me an email. Jason Stanard Jason Stanard <jason@missmallard.com> Brandon, MS USA - Sunday, November 14, 1999 at 22:16:16 (CST) |