Bone Collector BC110012 Double-Sided Pot Call for Turkey Hunting

The Bone Collector BC110012 Double-Sided Pot Call for Turkey Hunting delivers the versatility serious turkey hunters need in the field. A two-surface design lets you switch between different call tones and rasp textures without swapping gear—keep one call in your vest and cover multiple vocalizations that trigger gobbler response. Whether you're running yelps, cutts, or purrs, the dual-sided approach gives you flexibility to match the mood of the birds you're working without fumbling for a backup.

Turkey hunting rewards hunters who can convincingly replicate hen language and aggression. This pot call's design lets you experiment with surface combinations until you dial in the rasp and pitch that works on your local birds. The compact form factor means it stows easily in a turkey vest pocket, staying accessible when a gobbler commits to your setup and you need to call him the final yards into shooting range.

Like all quality pot calls, execution matters more than the gear—good hunters make any call sound convincing. That said, having two distinct surfaces on one platform removes excuses and keeps your hands free to manage your shotgun or bow. It's the kind of practical refinement that catches the attention of folks who've already invested time learning to turkey hunt and want their call to keep pace with their skills.

Key Features

• Double-sided design with two different call surfaces
• Compact, vest-pocket form factor
• Versatile tone options for multiple vocalizations

Frequently Asked Questions

What surfaces does the Bone Collector BC110012 pot call have?

The call features two different sided surfaces, allowing you to switch between distinct call tones without carrying multiple calls into the field.

Is this pot call good for beginner turkey hunters?

Pot calls work well for hunters at any experience level, though success depends heavily on practice and learning proper technique. The dual-sided design of the BC110012 gives you flexibility as you develop your calling skills.

How do I care for a pot call?

Keep your call clean and dry between hunts. Most pot call surfaces perform better when slightly roughed up; some hunters lightly texture the surface to restore call quality over time.