Primos Rare Breed Pot Call

Slate is known for producing a softer, more realistic, and raspy sound. It is generally more forgiving for beginners than glass or metal surfaces, making it easier to achieve authentic turkey vocalizations.

While slate is excellent for sound, it is sensitive to moisture. You will need to keep the surface and the striker dry to maintain friction; if it gets damp, the call may lose its ability to produce sound until it is completely dried out.

You can change the pitch by varying where you strike the slate. Striking near the outer edge of the pot produces sharper, higher-pitched yelps and cuts, while moving toward the center creates deeper, more resonant tones.

The call comes with an abrasive pad, which you should use to lightly scuff the slate surface if it becomes slick or stops producing sound. Always keep the surface clean of oil and debris to ensure consistent performance.

Yes, the rounded cup design is specifically shaped to fit naturally in your hand. It reduces fatigue during extended calling sessions, allowing you to maintain a steady grip without cramping.