Frequently Asked Questions

What is on the surface of that call?: That’s petrified wood and there’s nothing like it.
What happens when the petrified wood gets wet?: It dries in about ten minutes
How do you take care of the p.w.?: You sand it with the grain with 100 grit paper.
How long will p.w. last?: It’s more than twice as hard as slate and doesn’t take nearly as much sanding.
What is that knob on the striker for?: It allows you to loosen and tighten to change the length of the striker.
Can the bird really hear a difference when you change the length?: Yes- He can hear 1/8th inch difference and we can sometimes hear 1/4th inch and almost always hear 1/2 inch.
Does a different wood in the shaft produce different sound?: Yes
Does this adjustable striker work on all calls?: Yes
Are you getting good sound with the plastic striker.: Yes- Plastic sounds almost just like a hard wood and lasts forever.
Why do they call you Bobcat?: I made my own fur coat in 1990 and my friend pointed and said “Bobcat Williams”.