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Revision as of 03:12, 5 August 2013
Etymology and Alternative Spellings
Whistles
Police Whistle
Siren Whistle - Mouth Siren
Train Whistle
Slide Whistle
Thunderer Whistle
Bosun Whistle
Seaman's Whistle
Curlew-Peewit Whistle
Metropolitan British Police Whistle
Bobby Whistle
Boat Whistle
Tug Boat Whistle
Pintail Whistle
Apito, Samba Whistle
Wind Whistle
Calls
Duck Call
Turkey Call
Goose Call
Crow Call
Cuckoo Call
Peewit Call
Plover Call
Dove Call
Pigeon Call
Nightingale Bird Call
Predator Call / Jack Rabbit Distress Call
Blue Wing Teal Call
Chukar Call
Coon Squaller
Elk Call
Hawk Call
Honker Call
Pheasant Call
Quail Call
Jay Call
Magpie Chatter
Construction
History
Sticks, Mallets, Beaters
Technique
Grips
Stroke Style/Type
Manufacturers
ACME
Faulks
Retailers
See Also
References
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