NeckBone Custom Made Trumpets

2026 NWTF National Convention
Call Makers Competition

I woke up one morning in late February and had my cup of coffee out on the porch as I usually do, and next I walked into my home office to check my emails and to look at the NWTF Call Makers page for results in this years competition. I saw these two images below and thought "what is that little red ribbon next to my number?" I clicked on it and it said that I had placed 1st in that Category. I could't believe what I was seeing and called my wife over to look. We were both excited and happy to place considering the quality of the call makers represented this year. Then we noticed my other call had that same little ribbon, and to our surprise, I had a 1st place award in that Category as well. It is such an honor to be a part of a group of talented call makers and to be recognized for your work. Thank you NWTF for all that you do to advance the passion we have for this sport, the outdoors and conservation!

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4899 County Road 61
Midland City, AL 36350

My name is David Neck and I have used a wingbone call since I began turkey hunting in 1981. I made my own wingbone calls from turkeys I harvested in my early days, and I always wanted to try making a quality trumpet that would have realistic turkey sounds like my favorite wingbone. I wanted to make a call that would help hunters locate and harvest big turkeys, and I wanted these calls to be of good quality to be handed down to the next generation hunters. I like working with wood and creating something that is unique, fully functional and true to the history of other call-makers and their crafts.
I named my calls NeckBone Trumpets. They are all hand crafted and even when similar, they are "One of a Kind".

Turkey hunting in North America began long long ago and today archeologist are finding ancient devices similar to the images on the left that were used by native people of this land to harvest wild turkeys. Some of the old calls were made from animal bones like these and others used hollow plants like bamboo or switch cane to construct a call that would reproduce a turkey sound. Today people have a lot more choices to take in the woods. But the wingbone or yelper/trumpet is a call that produces awesome realistic sounds when used by an experienced outdoorsman.