Challenge or stop antelope in their tracks with the Antelope Buster™. Provoke different responses with a variety of sounds produced by the bark, challenge or bugle calls made by the Antelope Buster™.
Just when you think all pot calls might be the same, Primos® brings you the Hensanity Tone Control Pot Call. We've crafted and perfected four controllable sound ports to make it easy for you to giv...
Soft flexible bottleneck design automatically creates back pressure that Speaks The Language®. The Bottleneck Deer Grunt is the perfect call for those that want to produce ideal mid-tone grunts an...
The Primos Select Turkey Mouth Call Pak includes two premium Primos mouth calls that carry on the tradition of our classic calls serious turkey hunters have relied on for decades. The PS5 is a 3-re...
The Little BIG Roar® reproduces aggressive buck grunts that you will most commonly hear during peak times of the rut. The Little BIG ROAR® has a hardwood barrel, and the resonating end is made from...
This Hot Dog™ is one bad dog! Fool those educated coyotes. The mouthpiece detaches from the horn to sound like two distinctly different coyotes. This will give you the edge during mating season and...
We had fun trying to name this call. We came up with the name Nag while field-testing the call on call-shy ducks, in a Louisiana-Tupelo Gum Break. You see, The Nag seemed to be the perfect name b...
Wench® style duck calls have the patented “Tone Ridges” and “Tuning Ditches” on the sounding board which keep the reeds from sticking or freezing while giving the call its raspy highs and lows. The...
You may be familiar with Randy Anderson from his “Calling All Coyotes” video series. If you’ve seen him call, you know what he’s capable of. We have combined our call knowledge with his expertise i...
You have to try a Mini Sonic Dome®. This is not simply a call for youth or people who perceive they have a small mouth. People, who have been calling with regular size mouth calls for years, will b...
Give ’em the Third Degree™ (Third Degree – a severe questioning of a criminal suspect to obtain a confession). This call has been specifically designed by Randy Anderson to jar ’em loose with that ...
The snow goose voice is a challenge to reproduce accurately. To achieve the highs, lows and growls of snow geese, we developed the technology to shave a reed precisely to a certain thickness. The r...
The Mountain Quail is great for locating a covey or a single bird. The larger design is for long-range locating. The lanyard ring allows for quick accessibility and reduces the possibility of losin...
The Pro Mallard™ single-reed design makes this call an easy-to-blow call. It features a tuning hole in the bell or stopper, which allows you to change the pitch of the call and sound like two diffe...
The Hyper LIP® Double with Tone Converter™ makes calling elk easy. The Tone Converter™ converts the locating calls of the Hyper LIP® into more subtle sounds
Super simple and extremely effective. ...
The Power Mule Deer & Blacktail Grunter with built-in compass reproduces throaty grunts and Estrus Bleats with a simple inhale-exhale operation. It is perfect for mule deer and blacktail deer...
Create all the vocalizations deer make with one call. The Primos Revolver makes deer vocalizations, from a fawn bleat to a mature buck grunt, by simply adjusting the center dial. This patented desi...
Flute calls typically take a little time to master. Primos® Flex-End makes mastering the Canada Goose Flute easy. In the past, reproducing the basic honk of the Canada goose took manipulating your ...
The Javelina Call works best when you are close, within 100 yards. Javelinas respond two ways: 1 to protect a herd member that is in trouble or 2 to aggressively join the fight. Be ready, they ...
The Coon Squaller™ reproduces the whines and distress call of raccoons for calling and locating raccoons. It also calls bobcats, fox, and coyotes that are searching for an easy meal.
The Feedin’ Mallard™ is so easy; anyone can pick it up and make the feed call just like a mallard duck. When combined with your favorite duck call you sound like a flock of mallards.
