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There are several T-20's on ebay right now. Makes me want to buy one and try it out.

They are easy to tune occasionally you will need to get a thicker reed to get the right tone but I've been using one I built for about 20 years it's closed a lot of eyes over the years. However it's finally starting to loose it's pitch and having trouble with it sounding more like an alarm call at times. May actually buy a riceland they really sound nice.

Jeff wrote:They are easy to tune occasionally you will need to get a thicker reed to get the right tone but I've been using one I built for about 20 years it's closed a lot of eyes over the years. However it's finally starting to loose it's pitch and having trouble with it sounding more like an alarm call at times. May actually buy a riceland they really sound nice.

I have the same call.....Don't retire it. Go buy a replacement reed kit for a Haydel's DR-85 and cut the tip off of one of the reeds. Perfect size and has a little more give than the original reed. Requires a lot less air to blow and makes it easier to get that low pitched growl at the beginning of your notes and its really nice if you use the "ground call" a lot. Trust me, you won't be disappointed

Thanks Pete I'll look into it the current reed was made from a 50's comb and it took a LOT of work to make it just right.

Love my Riceland call

i've learned on the rnt poly carb. still not that good with it, but i've killed a few with it.