Turkey Calls

Primos Rare Breed is offered in both slate or glass surfaces, and now as anodized aluminum surface pot call. Aluminum creates louder and bolder high pitches to help you reach and coax gobbles out of otherwise quiet Toms in your area.

The Flextone Kung Fu Chop diaphragm turkey is a 3 reed diaphragm call with a 3.0 cutter cut that is absolutely perfect for cuts and yelps.

The Raspy Old Hen Box Call is CNC machined out of a solid billet of select cherry wood and topped with a maple wood lid. This combination of hardwoods creates some of the best consistent and natural turkey talk around.

Weather-resistant gobbler Hunters Specialties H.S. Strut Mega Hoot Owl Locator Mouth Call is very raspy and has 3 holes in the end to funnel sound for long-distance calling.

A mixture of poplar and blood wood creates superior low tones for soft calling and long-range locating. Effortlessly transitions from a nasal front end to a raspy low end. Double-sided design's multiple tones emulate multiple hens.

This versatile three-pack includes our Cross-Cut Acrylic, Wire Stik, and carbon strikers. The Cross-Cut has an acrylic rod and cross cuts in the bell to change the resonance and produce different tones. The Wire Stik features a carbon rod with a metal tip.

A traditional surface set in a carbon pot creates complete weatherproof protection in the Pot Luck Slate. Carefully placed over a glass soundboard, the slate produces a complete range of realistic turkey sounds; most notably, high-pitched locating calls.

The Power Crystal’s super hard surface easily peaks at 15,000 Hz due to a combination of the crystal surface and the acoustics of the pot’s internal sound board. For easy handling and control, superb tones and super loud calling.

This call is so easy; anyone can pick it up and gobble just like a turkey. The Gobbler is a super loud shaker style call. One-handed operation for jake calling and two-handed adult gobbling.

The 8-note call of the Barred Owl has a rasp that is heard only when you are extremely close. This is the sound that we have found turkeys will respond to the best.