Daybreak Turkey Calls had an incredible year in 2006. 2007 promises to be big as well.
Until winning the D. D. Adams Award in February of 2006 and being named NWTF Friction Call Maker of the Year, call making had been a casual hobby for me. That winning call was the first Daybreak Call ever entered in competition. Following that win, Daybreak Turkey Calls were in such demand that I struggled to keep up with orders. Late in the year I finally began building an inventory from which to fill new orders as well as choose entries for call making competitions in 2007.
The 2007 competition season was a good one for Daybreak Turkey Calls. The NWTF Midwest Call Making Competition in Madison, Wisconsin was in early January and Daybreak Calls took a First Place in glass and a Second Place in slate. In early February, Daybreak Calls were awarded Third and Fifth Places in slate in the Georgia Open Call Making Competition held in Atlanta. The mother of all call making competitions is the NWTF Grand National Call Making Competition held in late February in Nashville. A Daybreak aluminum call took First Place in its category and a slate Daybreak Call was awarded Fourth Place in its category. The First Place aluminum call was designated Second Best in Show in the friction division.
Call making has never been more popular and in the history of the art the benchmarks for quality and craftsmanship have never been higher. It’s an honor to have Daybreak Turkey Calls recognized as they have been over the last couple of years. But the opinion of the judges would mean little if longbeards were less than impressed. From Nebraska to New Jersey and Massachusetts to Florida, gobblers have come to the gun in response to Daybreak Turkey Calls this season. That is the ultimate test, and the crowning recognition!
Thanks for your interest in Daybreak Turkey Calls where “making calls today like others will tomorrow” is more than a cliche.
Gary L. Anderson, call maker
daybreakcalls@juno.com
Daybreak Calls...making calls today like others will tomorrow.