Quaker Boy Twin Tilt Turkey Call

A gobbler that hangs up does not wait for you to switch pots.

Two surfaces in one compact call give you a high glass ring and a softer mellow slate note without swapping pots.

Glass Side: The glass surface produces a high pitched ring. You put a sharp ring on the air when the bird is still out.

Slate Side: The slate surface is softer and mellow. You drop the volume when he is in close and a sharp note would end the hunt.

Angled Pot: Compact molded angled pot with variable depth technology. You change the depth of the sound without changing calls.

Ash Striker: An ash striker and abrasive cleaning pads come in the kit. You keep both surfaces working when dew hits the call.

In The Setup: You sit against a tree, work the glass to locate, then roll to slate as he closes, keeping the pot in one hand.

Work both surfaces from one sit.