I generally use a "crystal" call with wooden striker. Its probably a poly carbonate material. Rub a little sandpaper on call to rough it up as the friction is what creates the sound.
I have a crystal pot call that is the loudest one I carry. I can usually get pretty loud with a diaghram, but if it's windy I pull out the crystal pot. Pretty high pitched too.
Is that a crystal ball or a Krystal call?!?
Wow, there’s a legend from the past! Got quite a few of his hunting tapes, when I first started learning to call turkeys I. Ought a BUNCH of his diaphragms.
I use mouth calls and box calls mainly. I like slates to do some soft calls when they’re closing in.
It definitely is and I don’t remember where I bought it. It was in the 80s.
I recently bought an expensive box call and I don’t use it, it doesn’t sound as good as my BL. So Ben is my prime box still.
I bought this plaque off eBay for cheap, and it turned out to be pretty decent. I don’t know what taxidermists charge for a fan/beard/spur mount, but I have about $30 in this one.
I like it! My first turkey fans just got some epsom salt on the base as I was told would preserve them, but a few years later, they fell apart.
Haven't' tried to mount one since.
The question as to whether an Encore 410 pistol is legal for spring turkeys was cleared up this morning, and IT IS NOT. 
Looked out the window this morning and I had to observe these shenanigans going on. It was very difficult to watch. I didn’t know whether to grab the shotgun or close my eyes and give them some privacy. So I decided to get the camera out.
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