Primi Tall Timber Gabriel Box Call

The dual thumbholes provide extra leverage and control over the lid's movement. This allows you to manipulate the friction more precisely, making it easier to execute sharp, realistic clucks and aggressive cuts without over-calling.

Yes. The design is engineered for ease of use, which helps beginners achieve consistent, authentic sounds with less practice than traditional box calls. It is a great tool for learning the fundamentals of turkey vocalization.

Like most friction-based calls, the lid and the sound board need to be kept dry and clean to function properly. You may occasionally need to lightly chalk the contact surfaces if the sound begins to lose its crispness or consistency.

Because it relies on friction between wood surfaces, it is susceptible to moisture. It is best to keep the call protected in a vest pocket or dry bag when not in use, as damp wood can mute the sound or prevent the lid from creating the necessary friction.

Absolutely. While the design excels at cuts and clucks, the manual operation allows you to control the pressure and speed of the lid stroke. By applying lighter pressure, you can easily produce soft yelps and purrs for close-range calling.