Primos Hensanity Turkey Call

The four ports allow you to manipulate the airflow and resonance within the pot. By covering or uncovering different combinations of these ports with your fingers while you call, you can shift the pitch and volume to mimic different hen vocalizations, from soft purrs to aggressive cuts.

While it offers advanced control, the Hensanity is quite intuitive. The pot-style design is naturally user-friendly, and the sound ports provide immediate feedback, making it easier to learn how subtle hand adjustments change the sound compared to standard pot calls.

The Hensanity is designed to work with most standard turkey call strikers. However, experimenting with different striker materials—like wood, carbon, or acrylic—will further expand the range of sounds you can produce with the adjustable ports.

Yes, the ability to adjust the sound ports is a significant advantage in wind. You can open more ports to increase the volume and cut through ambient noise, or close them down to keep your calling subtle when the woods are quiet.

Like most high-quality pot calls, you will need to condition the surface before use. Keep a conditioning stone or sandpaper handy to maintain the friction surface, which ensures consistent, crisp sounds every time you strike it.