Pot Surface for beginer

[srjs28]

Hi. i am new to the forum and fairly new to turkey hunting. i have only been using diaphragm calls when in the turkey woods. i have been looking into getting a pot call but not sure what surface is the most forgiving as i am new to this type of call.
Thanks for any info

[Gooserbat]

Slate.  Keep it dry, avoid contact with your hands so it stays free of "finger oil" and condition with scotchbrite and your good to go.

[scoot12]

Ceramic is another easy surface to maintain but my favorite surface and very simple to play is a good anodized aluminum call.  You can go from soft to loud like no other surface in my opinion.  Scoot

[pappy]

Really being a beginner should not deter you from trying different surfaces on pot calls. You will have to learn anyone you choose, even though some are easier to master, slate is a good choice, because of its ability to create friction very quickly, and glass is good if it is conditioned right. Ceramic would be a great choice if you are looking for a less maintenance pot, all you need there is a good striker and some alcohol wipes. But with any pot, it takes practice, watch a lot of internet guru's run theirs or if you are close to someone who has some watch them.

[outdoors]

Really being a beginner should not deter you from trying different surfaces on pot calls. You will have to learn anyone you choose, even though some are easier to master, slate is a good choice, because of its ability to create friction very quickly, and glass is good if it is conditioned right. Ceramic would be a great choice if you are looking for a less maintenance pot, all you need there is a good striker and some alcohol wipes. But with any pot, it takes practice, watch a lot of internet guru's run theirs or if you are close to someone who has some watch them.

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