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    Rick Hall replied to the thread Call making supplies.
    Right up front, I'm a pretty much literally every-open-day-since-'84 call user who's never considered building one from scratch. So it...
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread Call making supplies.
    Otherwise, you're apt to end up with what was a signature of Robertson's early calls:
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread Rick hall.
    Reminds of when Harley restricted supply and demand went through the roof. Screw, 'em.
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread Rick hall.
    Had a Hybrid and ACH(?) on long term loan and would think the later $ on the collector's market, but I readily admit no real insight...
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread Rick hall.
    That's a relief. Dusty's is clear, so I'll not need to remember to ask him about it. Have found enough variances in mylar, whether...
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread Rick hall.
    Don't see him much anymore, but a fellow who guided with us used what I suspect is your "secret" reed material in speck calls he sold a...
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread Rick hall.
    I'm another who fell pretty hard for the early Daisy Cutter's unique sound. Had, however, seen its namesake's work up close, hated the...
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread First Decoy.
    Believe I'd rather give them too much credit than too little. Rather have a chance at 'em all than just those stepping off the bus.
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread Duck Tote - FTGH.
    PM sent.
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    Rick Hall replied to the thread black ducks.
    Good to see you're still out there doing beautiful work, Don.
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    I'm of absolutely no help in your quest, but know it must at least once have been a wonderful region. Two groups of our South Louisiana...
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    My "baby brother," Bob, did well enough in veterinary school to land what would seem an ideal start with a small animal practice and...
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    Having started with pointing dogs more naturally inclined to focus on learning what's over yonder, I've found my Chessies far more...
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    The tangents they've taken are what's kept most long threads active and, in this example's case, what finally broke me over to join the...
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    Congratulations to Josh and Mark. It takes a lot of dedication, time and resources to train and successfully campaign a trial or upper...
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