purr pot

[yelpaholic]

who makes the most realistic purr pot for the soft stuff

[Jrkimbrough]

Here's a soundclip of a purr pot I make

https://youtu.be/MpUzPStUarY


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[Bowguy]

Jimmy schafers is pretty good. I'll be honest even the one from wood haven sounded good but imo was way to pricey. Actually everything woodhaven is way too pricey.
If I remember right a Buddy of mine had one from Sadler McGraw was good too.
Myself I figure about anything can make a decent purr as little as they're used. It's not worth it to me to carry a pot strictly for a sound or two.
Oftentimes purring is a content type call in use. Feeding shows contentment.  Almost any call can softly cluck n purr while you scratch leaves and there'd be one less call to lug around.
I do understand the need to own/carry every situation call. I've just backed off from that myself

[Jbird22]

I have one of Sadler McGraw's and it spits feathers.

[wchadw]

I have a Tipton Roberts and kimbrough they are all fine purr pots. I think I like Tipton best. It's an all Wooden call you chalk before playing with a striker


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[va longbeard]

I have a Tipton Roberts and kimbrough they are all fine purr pots. I think I like Tipton best. It's an all Wooden call you chalk before playing with a striker


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The Tipton is my favorite too. 

I can make other normal pots purr too but that Tipton will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up the purr on it is so realistic.

[HookedonHooks]

I have one of Sadler McGraw's and it spits feathers.

I'd say a majority of competition callers use Sadler's for their cluck/purr sequence. Take that for what it's worth, but it definitely does the job.

Brad Roberts makes an absolutely deadly one, but you have to play it a specific way to get the most out of it. Also you would have to find one second hand since he's suspended taking new orders.