Description
A checkered short box with a macassar ebony paddle paired with a black limba box. It is one of the easiest box calls to use, producing smooth yellps and great volume.
These are truly custom calls and each one is hand made by David.
Due to extremely high demand for deadly turkey calls, delivery times will vary by product. If you are concerned about the delivery timeline please be sure to reach out to us.
A checkered short box with a macassar ebony paddle paired with a black limba box. It is one of the easiest box calls to use, producing smooth yellps and great volume.
This call has its own sound in the woods that make the birds gobble hard. All of Dave’s calls are highly recommended to everyone I know that are looking for a great well crafted call for their turkey vest.
The ordering and shipping process was impeccable. Communication was great. The box call works very well locating and convincing them to come find the noise. First day out with the box call and we brought one home and my buddy crackered one “missed”. The box call convinced them to come off of private property and onto public where they could be harvested. My hunting buddy ran the call enough that he does not like his sling blade anymore and wants I similar box call. Can’t wait to get a few of Davids pot calls. I will definitely order more products from them. Their service and communication is great. Product is top notch and I love the engraving opportunity. Can get them for my buddies with nicknames. Thank you for a great call.
Having a hard time putting it down
Pure Turkey
Right out of the box the yelps and clucks were pitch perfect. This is my second Halloran box so I knew what I was getting. It’s a piece of perfection.
Sounds great and looks awesome Quality made
Sounds great and very easy to run, can’t wait to introduce myself to a long beard this spring!
I really like this call, raspy and can do all turkey vocals with it
Great box call. Going to be a killer. Fast delivery!!
This box has a great sound. Can’t wait to use it this spring.
