Wild Turkey  POT CALLS  Hunter Grade

This is a sample of some of my POT CALLS.

Ceramic            Glass                                Aluminum            Slate

Copper in 3 1/2" and 3" sizes

The COPPER and CERAMIC surfaces are available in

#305 Claro Walnut & #319 Zebrawood.

Strikers are made to get the best sound from each Call.

Calls come with one Striker and a scuff pad.

Plus some tips on using the call.

Strikers come in 8 different types of wood each producing

its own unique high pitch or raspy tone.

Strikers are: Bocote, Purpleheart, W.Oak, Zebrawood, Maple, Canarywood, Tigerwood, Bubinga

$10 each

Select Striker

Bocote Purpleheart White Oak Zebrawood Maple Canarywood Tigerwood Bubinga

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NEW!  Checkered Strikers.  I will be adding more of these soon.

Bubinga, Zebrawood, Tigerwood

$15 each

Select Striker

Bubinga Zebrawood Tigerwood

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Each of the following calls will produce Great turkey sounds.

Using different Strikers will give you varying degrees of raspiness. 

The calls in this group are checkered Side & Back.

# 303 Canarywood $50                         # 305 Claro Walnut $50

  # 316 Purpleheart $50                         # 321 Mahogany $50

Select Call:

#303 Canarywood $50.00 #305 Claro Walnut $50.00 #305 C. Walnut Copper $60.00 #305 C. Walnut 3" Copper $60.00 #305 C.Walnut Ceramic $55.00 #316 Purpleheart $50.00 #321 Mahogany $50.00

Select Surface:

Slate Aluminum Glass

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These calls are checkered on the Side

# 310 Bocote $45                          # 319 Zebrawood $45

# 325 Tigerwood $45                       #327 Bubinga $45

Select Call

#310 Bocote $45.00 #319 Zebrawood $45.00 #319 Zebrawood COPPER $55.00 #319 Zebrawood CERAMIC $50.00 #325 Tigerwood $45.00 #327 Bubinga $45.00

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This group is checkered on the Side

# 301 Canarywood  $40                           # 307 Claro Walnut $40

# 309 Maple $40                              # 317 Purpleheart $40

Select Call

#301 Canarywood #307 Walnut #309 Maple #317 Purpleheart

Select Surface

Slate Aluminum

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Calls without checkering

 # 304 Zebrawood  $40                              # 306 Bocote  $40

# 322 Myrtle $40                                    # 326 Tigerwood $40

# 328 Bubinga $40

Select Call

#304 Zebrawood #306 Bocote #322 Myrtlewood #326 Tigerwood #328 Bubinga

Select surface

Slate Aluminum Glass

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Calls without checkering

# 302 Canarywood $35                            # 308 Black Walnut $35

# 318 Purpleheart $35                              # 324 Cherry $35

Select Call

#302 Canarywood #308 Walnut #318 Purpleheart #324 Cherry

Select Surface

Slate Aluminum

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Pot Call Pouches $6 each

These pouches fit all of my Pot Calls

Select Pouch

Brown Rust Dark Green Light Green

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 Congrats! On your new call.

 For those who are familiar with the Pot Call you won't need to read this.

 For new users I have a few tips.

 1. Keep your call dry. It is finished with several coats of Tung Oil,

 but it's best not to get it wet.

 2. Conditioning the slate or aluminum with a scuff pad is important.

 Keep hands off striking surface. Oils from hands ruin sound.

Use  a clean dry paper  towel  or cloth to wipe surface after using scuff pad.

 3. The striker will also need to be kept clean.

 TO PLAY THE CALL

  1. Hold Pot in your hand using your thumb and two fingers, hold lightly, tilt pot slightly toward you.

 2. Hold striker as you would a pencil. Now tip it forward so that the tip is at a 15-20 degree angle.

 3. Place the striker tip on the call and press down moderately hard while pulling toward you,

with a short stroke. This should make a Cluck    

4.  Tracing an 's' pattern will produce a purr.

 5.  Yelping is achieved by tracing small counterclockwise circles

 6.  Hold the Striker very lightly to get maximum vibration.

7. Tone, pitch and rasp can be changed by the angle of the Striker

and how tight you hold it. Also the position of your fingers will change

sound. Try moving your grip farther up on the Striker.

You may experience some squeaky sounds at first but with a little

practice you will make sweet Turkey sounds.

 Practice-Practice-Practice

Good Hunting!   Bill

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