Primos Box Call Chalk

A box call goes flat at the worst time. The hunter with chalk in a pocket keeps talking.

Most callers forget chalk until the lid starts to slip and the yelps turn to squeaks.

The Right Kind Of Chalk: This chalk is wax free, which is what a box call lid needs. No wax means nothing to build up on the playing surface.

Three Pieces: Three pieces come in the case. Keep one in the vest, one in the truck, and one on the bench.

Protected In The Pack: The plastic carry case keeps the chalk from crumbling against strikers and shells. You open it and find chalk, not dust.

In The Field: The bird goes quiet at first light. You run a few strokes of chalk across the lid, make a soft yelp, and he answers.

A Small Habit: Hunters who maintain their calls sound the same in week four as they did on opening day. This is the smallest part of that habit.

Tend the call and the call will do its work.