Bayou Legacy Final Strut Slate Over Glass Turkey Pot Call

Soft, convincing hen talk from a slate over glass pot call made in Louisiana. The Bayou Legacy Final Strut pairs a slate calling surface over a glass soundboard in a classic cherry pot. It comes with a two-piece purpleheart striker, and it's built to sound like a mature, dominant hen: yelps, clucks and purrs that can pull a gobbler those last few yards.

Why hunters like it

• Made in Louisiana, USA. Bayou Legacy Game Calls builds its calls in West Monroe, Louisiana, the same shop behind its duck, deer, predator and coon calls.
• Slate over glass sound. Slate gives you the soft, natural tones for close work, and the glass soundboard underneath adds clarity.
• Wood pot and wood striker. A cherry pot and a purpleheart striker give it a traditional friction call feel and a good look in the turkey vest.
• Simple to learn. A pot call is one of the easiest turkey calls to run. It's a good first friction call and a solid backup for hunters who mostly use mouth calls.

Features and specs

• Call type: friction turkey pot call (slate call)
• Surface: slate over glass
• Pot: cherry
• Striker: two-piece purpleheart
• Sounds: yelps, clucks and purrs
• Weight: about 7.5 oz (maker listing)
• Made by Bayou Legacy Game Calls in Louisiana, USA

What's included

• Final Strut slate over glass pot call (cherry)
• Two-piece purpleheart striker

Calling tip

Rest the pot on your fingertips so the sound holes underneath stay open. Hold the striker like a pencil, tilted slightly toward you, and use light pressure. Draw small ovals for yelps, make short, quick strokes for clucks, and slide slowly and lightly for purrs. When the slate starts to feel slick, scuff it lightly with fine sandpaper or a conditioning stone, and keep hand oils off the surface. Spring turkey season is the time to use it, but practicing now means you'll be ready on opening morning.

See it in action from Bayou Legacy: