Stare Down Turkey Calls

11/29/2024

Stare Down Turkey Calls will have a booth at the Pulaski Elks Lodge's Christmas Craft and Bake Sale. Stare Down Turkey Calls are great Christmas gifts for any turkey hunter in your life.=

Everyone come and Shop with us Saturday 8:00 till 2:00. We have some Great Vendors lined up and some yummy baked goods.

10/07/2024

Need a Christmas gift for your turkey loving hunters? How about a Stare Down Turkey Call that is featured in the Pulaski Citizen!?!?!

Handmade turkey calls cook a gobbler’s goose - Main Street Media of Tennessee

Pulaski’s Michael Bass had been turkey hunting for a few years when he decided he wanted a special challenge: to hand-craft a turkey call that was good enough to fool a wily old longbeard. It required some trial-and-error efforts, like a violinist tuning his fiddle, but he finally did it. “I did...

04/19/2021

Got another one with a Stare Down Turkey Call - Lathe Turned and Handcrafted!

04/16/2019

Long beard Michael got yesterday afternoon with a pecan slate pot and Osage striker that he turned.

04/20/2018

Stare Down Turkey Calls strike again!!!

03/24/2018

Stare Down Turkey Calls are handcrafted slate pot friction calls and strikers lathe turned from a variety of woods: Ash, Bradford Pear, Cedar, Cherry, Dogwood, Elm, Hackberry, Hickory, Norwegian Maple, Osage (Bodock) Pecan, Persimmon, and Sassafras.

Please contact me at [email protected] or 931-363-9635 to order your call. Most calls are $40 for in-town pickup and $45 to ship. I accept check or cash. All sales are final – no returns.

03/24/2018

Stare Down Turkey Calls
Lathe Turned and Handcrafted

It was my goal to bag a long beard with a call that I made.
Stare Down Turkey Calls are slate pot friction calls and strikers lathe turned from a variety of woods: Ash, Bradford Pear, Cedar, Cherry, Dogwood, Elm, Hackberry, Hickory, Norwegian Maple, Osage (Bodock) Pecan, Persimmon, and Sassafras.

The logo “Stare Down” came from a hunt when a long beard flew and landed within 6 feet of me. From daylight to 10:30 a.m., I had not heard or seen a turkey. So, I decided before leaving I would cut real loud and hard on the Osage slate call with a Hickory striker. The bird gobbled and flew straight to me… the “stare down” started.