Knight and Hale Slate Pot Call: Walnut and Black Slate Precision

HD Slate Surface Pot Call

The HD Slate Surface Pot Call stands as a testament to craftsmanship and precision, offering hunters the ability to emulate an array of turkey vocalizations. Constructed with a slate surface housed in a walnut pot, this tool is complemented by a hand-matched hickory striker. Together, they produce sounds ranging from soft purrs and clucks for close encounters to resonant yelps that carry over longer distances.

This call isn't just about sound; it's about control. Condition your striking surface with the included scouring pad whenever necessary, ensuring you achieve those preferred tones every time you head into the field.

Specifications:

• Call type: Pot call
• Surface: Slate
• Pot material: Walnut
• Striker material: Hickory
• Additions: Includes scouring pad
• Proudly handmade in the U.S.A.

Tactical Technique Tips:

1. Condition your call using the provided scouring pad for optimal performance.
2. Grip the call lightly away from your body; secure it between your index finger and thumb.
3. Hold the striker like a pencil at approximately 70 degrees against the call's surface while resting other fingers firmly on it.
4. Apply gentle pressure with each stroke.

   The upper third of this instrument offers consistent pitch and tone, whereas its center yields deeper resonances. Mastering various calls can be achieved through simple motions: - Cackle: Execute quick straight ¼" lines 7 to 10 times. - Cluck: Employ rapid popping strokes in straight ¼" lines. - Cut: Utilize swift broken rhythms such as sequences of three notes followed by two or four notes respectively within straight ¼" patterns across surfaces creating unique cadences tailored specifically towards targeted turkeys' attention span! -Purr : Glide slowly along one-inch line holding higher angle upon strikers end enabling more harmonious continuous output utilizing additional friction via scour pads when needed -Yelp : Draw short ovals/circles producing two-tone effect five-seven repetitions per sequence With proper technique aligned perfectly alongside these guidelines — success awaits any hunter willing enough put forth effort required capture elusive prey!