Roland Martin's handmade turkey calls
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2020
- I show the viewer many different calls that I've made! Now I'm going to sell a few! The number one call that I make and which is regarded as the nation's best call ever, is the Neil Cost Boat Paddle! I worked with Neil back in the late 1980's and he showed me a thing or two about making a good turkey call. Neil passed away in 1992 but now over 200 calls later, I've got the process down pat, so I'm going to offer a limited edition. My boat paddle is identical to Neils and will sell for $200.00. It's will be one of 500 and be signed with a description of the wood and the call itself, just like Neil used to do! It will be a collectors item but it will be a real turkey producer. It's to be hunted with!
My Wife Judy is helping with the ordering and shipping process so contact us at: judym@fishingwithrolandmartin.com
Bass Wishes and Good Hunting,
Roland Martin - Спорт
One of my prized possessions is a Roland and Scott t-shirt that they both autographed for my wife at a tournament on Lake Champlain. I remember being 18 years old and watching a RM video teaching how to Texas rig a worm. I went out and got all the stuff, walked down to the lake and did just what Roland told me to, low and behold it worked. I caught a bunch of nice bass right off shore, couldnt stop smiling, I felt like I was some great seasoned bass fisherman catching those fish in front of all the other people there. 30 years ago. I never stopped.
I follow for the fishing... but I could sit and listen to your experience about anything Roland. You could be talking turkey calls, snowboarding, basket-weaving, whatever.. but I know id still learning something great.
Thanks for all that you do. And thank you for your knowledge, education,, and effort in making these videos. I really look up to you
I don't hunt I never shot a gun in my life, yet I watched this whole video. You're a very interesting fellow Mr. Martin. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas Mr. Martin, may God bless you this holiday season!
I’ve used one of Neil’s calls for 40 years that he made me after I gave him some different woods that my dad had🤗my grandson that’s 5 now cannot wait to get a turkey and I will give my callers to him after he gets his first turkey🤗now I requesting one of your long boxes that I can pass onto him🤗😎🇺🇸
For more info on ordering a call, contact:
judym@fishingwithrolandmartin.com
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always found those turkey calls an duck calls to be very interesting an how people back in the day figured hey if u cut wood just right u make it sound like a bird an imagine how much longer it took to make back in day without power tools really cool tbh
Still a legend. Enjoy watching these videos. All those years I watched you on TV, I never knew how talented you were at other things as well such as your wood working. The bowls you make are absolutely beautiful and the turkey calls are amazing!
Wow Roland you never cease to amaze me, you are surely a multi faceted man , I'm impressed .
Yes the butternut sounds awesome
I'm curious , do think you'll order one?
I'm wanting to order a cedar mini or medium length.
Excellent
merry Christmas to you Roland martin god bless you and your family
Great video merry christmas and happy new year
Good stuff Roland! 🦃👊🏼💯
Merry Christmas my friend! 🎅🏼🎄🎁
The poplar one you built last night sounds excellent how it is now. At least over the video it does.
I thought that poplar call had a nice tone! Very nice work Roland! Merry Christmas to you and Judy, may God bless yall!
Bass everywhere are smashing that like button
cool!
I thought the cedar mini you picked up there at the end sounded pretty darn good and you hadn't even sealed it yet!
Excellent idea on the signature call's!
Spar Varnish. 👍👍
Try it Roland. 😁
It is excellent for Wood on Boat Transoms to Protect it & Waterproof them. Several coats do a Great job.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to You & your Family. 🙏
Roland CEPS By Smith's is a great water proofing epoxy, I'm not sure how it will affect the sound. It's used in wooden ship building... hope that helps & thank you for sharing.
I'll experiment with that
@@RolandMartinOutdoors here's the LINK: www.smithandcompany.org/
I've used it for wood signs in my business & a wooden transum on an aluminum boat I'm restoring.
Merry Xmas & Happy New Year, Godspeed
What is this magic paint you use? I use pine rosin instead of chalk on some calls, others sound better with chalk.
One of my hunting buddy's has one from him. I thank. Looks like a work of art tho and sounds good and I would love to buy one of your calls . I have to do it behind my wife's back she says I have too many turkey calls. Love your videos and channel keep it up and be safe please & get well soon please
Email to you will be sent tonight. Merry Christmas.
Roland, I make cedar wood plugs and I soak them in a diluted Marine Spar varnish, 50 50 with mineral spirits .Soak your wood for about 45 minutes then let dry for a day. I paint over mine then epoxy over that. You probably would be fine with just the first step. Hope this helps you water proof your calls.
lol try that
I'll try that
I purchased one of your calls #177. I wish you would get a hold of me about this call.
I want a call ! 👌
Have you tried using a buffing wheel with hard carnuba wax to seal the wood?
I haven't tried that yet
wax will not work on a turkey call
I have been looking at making a turkey call from some wood near by. It would be awesome to learn how you cut it to make the call through a video that you could make via UA-cam.
I will!
Thank you Roland! Dad and I always wanted to make one together as well as one for my uncle.
What’s the length and with of the big boat paddle
Roland have you tried stabilizing your wood? that would make it 100% impervious to weather, no finish needed.
I am curious, did you purchase the Bridgeport machine just for your box calls? BTW, loved your fishing shows!
I'd like to have one of those and I don't even turkey hunt
Jimmy Geiger,
I would love make a boat paddle for you! I'll personally sign it to you! I've made several good ones this week but I've also had to can a couple bad ones! Every piece of wood is different! For more info, contact us at :
Judym@fishingwithrolandmartin.com
I would love to have one of your calls. Please let me know how to get one.
All my fishin buddies are turkeys.
Mine too
How do we get one your calls
Wow, am I glad to see this video on your calls. I came here 2-3 years ago, looking for your shop videos...and all I've seen is this bass fishing crap! It's about time that you got to the good stuff...lol. ;)
By the way--the Poplar call sounded as good as the other woods did, at least to my ears.
Would love to buy an autographed Roland Martin turkey call .
Contact us at judym@fishingwithrolandmartin.com
Paul Wyman,
I would enjoy building you one that would be personally autographed by me to you and would give a history of the wood used! Contact me and my wife Judy at:
judym@fishingwithroandmartin.com
Real bad screw squeak from several of those.
Mr Rolan, could you send me the dimensions on your long box call?
I am not a turkey hunter but the calls look great and sound good.
I’m very interested in buying one of your calls. How would I go about getting one of your calls?
Kevin Howard.
What will be the price on the smaller ones ?
I don't have a small r one
@@RolandMartinOutdoors do you not sell the shorter box calls? Or just the longer ones?
I How much for a call that is engraved with your name on it
I'm going to sell the big Neil Cost style ,"Boat Paddle" for $200.00. It will have a butternut bottom with either a walnut or cherry lid. It will be autographed with a history of the wood and how it sounds!
How much for a call that is Engrave
Please let me know the website I need to go to to get one of these Turkey calls signatures thank you
@@tomcuster5040 I got this from the description below the video. I hope it helps. "...My Wife Judy is helping with the ordering and shipping process so contact us at: judym@fishingwithrolandmartin.com"
I haven't tried to engrave a call. I am looking into branding the wood with my signature with a hot iron!
They will be $200.00
Nitrocellulose... I bet that's the answer your looking for. Early guitars builders like Fender use it.. expensive custom guitars use it today. It's very thin and effects the tone very little because its thin, strong, and water proof
13:43 I love that. Do you love me? 😍💋 💝💖❤️
Ok bot
You should stick to bass fishing