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 The
Cody name comes from Bill and Debbie Zearing's son, Travis
"Cody" Zearing. Travis is an active member
of the Cody team, from production to promotion.
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Bill
created the methods and designed the machines that would
create the only true laminated wood pot calls
in the industry. Bill perfected this two-month, twenty-five
step process over the years, until it became a science.
The World Class and SPEC I pots have the grain of the
wood running circular around the call. This process created
the Cody
World Class, the granddaddy of all wood pot calls.
These calls dominated world competition in the 1980s and
early 90s, turning world class callers into world champions. |
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The
same technology perfected in the Cody World Class call can
be found in the Cody
II, a walnut one piece pot in glass or slate.
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In
the late eighties, Bill started building a call based
on the Cody World Class pot and employing a wooden sounding
board. This never-before-seen technique created
the Cody
SPEC I. After several years of testing, the SPEC I
emerged as the toughest Cody call to build...but it was
worth it. In 1993, the Cody SPEC I was ready for production.
The first calls were slate only, and the glass version
appeared a few years later. |
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While
Cody is most famous for our friction
calls and strikers,
we sell many items to enrich any turkey hunter's arsenal:
instructional DVD,
mouth calls,
striker savers, call holders and more. For a complete list
of Cody merchandise, contact
us.
We
at Cody Turkey Calls, LLC would like to thank all of our friends,
family and customers for their support in the past 25 years
of business. We pledge to work hard on quality for years to
come.
Thanks
again,
Bill,
Debbie, Shannon and Travis "Cody" Zearing
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