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| | I would like to know if there is a general striker /pot combination that the sting team uses when doing a kee-kee run during a friction competition. Thanks |
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| | | Supreme Being
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Last Login: 12/17/2008 4:10:24 PM
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| | Most guys will use a Vision Aluminum or a Cherry Chrystal. A birch laminated striker is the most common one used. |
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| | Although different strikers will achieve higher pictches (ie. laminates/oak/etc.) the kee-kee is more so the stroke than striker. You have to start near the edge of the pot and run your striker in a pattern that ends up looking much like a bird drawn by a kid...you know, two arches. It takes some experiementing with striker angles and pressure, but with practice, you should get the hang of it. |
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| | I was playing around with my alum vision the other day my boss said "let me give that a try" The guy wouldnt now what a turkey call was if it hit him upside the head. Within 5 minutes he was busting out kee kees and yelps like someone with years of practice. I was floored at good he was for never even seeing a turkey call in his life. What a testiment to how fenaminal Woodhaven calls are. |
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