PRIMOS Jackpot Slate Turkey Call with Conditioning Kit - Premium Box Call

Introducing the PRIMOS Jackpot Slate Turkey Call

Compare this call to other high-dollar slate calls on the market and you’ll realize you’ve hit the Jackpot. The Jackpot with Slate features an exotic South American hardwood pot paired with a Pennsylvania slate surface, delivering a warm, resonant tone and reliable control.

Pennsylvania Slate is the easiest surface to use and produces authentic turkey sounds. It can reproduce the turkey language from piercing yelps to the most subtle purrs, giving you a versatile tool for different calling scenarios.

• Exotic South American hardwood pot contributes a rich, responsive voice across ranges.
• Pennsylvania slate surface offers comfortable playability and genuine tone.
• One-piece laminated hardwood striker delivers sharp, loud cuts with consistent performance.
• Custom Striker and Conditioning Kit included, enhancing long-term call care and practice.
• PRIMOS leads in game-call design and manufacturing, built by hunters, for hunters.

The craftsmanship behind the Jackpot Slate is designed to hold up under field conditions while offering intuitive control. The conditioning kit makes routine maintenance and practice sessions more convenient, helping you stay prepared as the season approaches.

Real-world usage and benefits

In the field, you’ll notice the pot’s warmth and the slate’s crisp response when you cue a sharp cut or a soft yelp. Regular practice with the conditioning kit helps refine tone and control without fatigue. This combination supports a flexible calling strategy that can adapt to different turkeys and environments.

• Soft yelps and sharp cuts can be produced with controlled pressure and airflow.
• Subtle purrs and clucks are accessible with gentle contact and positioning.
• Easy-to-use slate surface reduces learning time for beginners while offering depth for seasoned callers.

Note: This description highlights features and practical benefits aimed at informed buyers. Results may vary based on field conditions and individual technique.