Turkey call help

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  1. ATbuckhunter

    ATbuckhunter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    So I have a Primos crystal and i'm having a problem conditioning it. I conditioned at the end of last spring but when I pulled it out yesterday to check if it was ok and it wouldn't make a peep. Ill admit that i forgot exactly how to sand it and I ended up sanding it in circles instead of back and forth. I used 80 grit paper and roughed it up a bunch but now when I use the call, it makes some type of squeaking sound as well as a really raspy yelp. Is the call done for or can I save it?
     
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    I don't have the exact call that you have but if you put some rough grit sand paper to it across the call it should be OK
     
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    ATbuckhunter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    i already did that and now it makes some squeaky sound as well as a yelp. Should I just go deeper?
     
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    YUP, it worked for mine
     
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    the wanderer Weekend Warrior

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    Don't forget to sand/condition your peg as well.
     

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