David Halloran Longbox

The pairing of these two premium hardwoods is intentional. Ebony provides density for a sharp, clear front end, while the Black Limba contributes to the resonant, raspy back end, creating a balanced sound profile that mimics natural turkey vocalizations.

It is designed for intuitive operation, making it accessible for hunters of all skill levels. The construction is consistent, meaning you don't need to be an expert to produce realistic, reliable calls in the field.

As a longbox, this call offers more volume and reach than most pot calls. It excels at cutting through wind and covering distance, while the friction-based operation allows for a unique, two-toned sound that transitions from a high-pitched yelp to a deep, raspy finish.

Yes, because each piece is individually made, there may be slight variations in the wood grain and final tuning. This is a hallmark of hand-crafted instruments and ensures that every call has its own unique character.

Like all friction calls, you will need to keep the striking surfaces clean and properly chalked. Avoid getting moisture on the wood, and store it in a dry place to maintain the integrity of the sound.