Pot Call Reccomendations

[Drumstick-Bandit]

I have a David Halloran Crystal Mistress, a Spring Fever Copper, an Enticer Aluminum, a Loftis Chatterbox, and a David Halloran Box Call (Macassar Ebony over Walnut). What other calls would you recommend to help get more unique sounds? 

[Zobo]

You have copper, aluminum and crystal in pots, how about slate?

[Drumstick-Bandit]

You have copper, aluminum and crystal in pots, how about slate?

I don't have a slate yet, what would you recommend?

[Notsoyoungturk]

There are a lot of great pot call makers. You will get a list of great calls and makers from the members.  Two of my favorites makers are Buster Halford (Old Hen and Red Slate over Persimmon) and Lon Trice.  I also like John Sinclair and Wendell Rye.  It would be hard to go wrong with one of those calls.

[Tnandy]

Halford's Old Hen is dynamite, an old K & Hale ol Yeller are full of turkey. Great pots. There is several out there

[Yoder409]

Slate over glass

Redbeard
Lon Trice

Both calls are outstanding ...yet totally different in sound.

[GobbleNut]

Regardless of the maker of the call...of which there are many good ones...one of the keys to getting the  "best" sounds out of any call is matching the right striker with the call. For me personally, having one serviceable pot call (for me that is a slate-surface call) and a dozen different strikers available to match one of them to the call to get the best sound is more important than having several pots and only one or two strikers.

My advice is to focus not only on the call maker and surface type of the call, but also on getting a number of different striker types to run those calls with, including strikers made out of an assortment of different materials and tip types. 

[3bailey3]

Two really nice Lonzo's slate caller on Ebay now