Name: Rod's Red Double
Brand: ESH Custom Calls
SKU: PADAUK-POT
Price: 150.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Rod's Red Double

Glass & Slate Padauk Pot Call

$150.00

Rodney Eckstine, a 20-time Major Calling Champion and a turkey hunter for over 40 years designed this signature call, “Rod’s Red Double”.

This call is a solid padauk pot with a glass surface on the frontside and a black slate surface on the backside. Padauk is a favorite choice by Rodney that produces full bodied yelps, clucks, and cutts along with clucks & purrs and soft yelping on the back.

We take great care in bringing you handcrafted specialty calls built for generations of use.

ATTRACT BIGGER BIRDS - The name of the game in turkey hunting is to get the bird - the bigger the better. All of this sounds simple but without premium turkey hunting accessories like our turkey call diaphragm, it can be nearly impossible. Get the call, get the bird.LARGE VOLUME FOR LONG DISTANCE - With exceptional materials such as the latex that our turkey call mouth consists of, you can be reassured that even with the lightest breath and chirp, you will draw a lengthy call that will travel for a mile, quite possibly further.

Introducing our premium double-sided call, designed for both beginners and pros alike. Each call comes equipped with a high-quality Dymondwood striker, a glass conditioning stone, and a slate conditioning pad.

Features include:

■ Glass over glass surface with slate on the back side

■ Produces extremely realistic hen sounds

■ User-friendly design

■ 100% satisfaction money-back guarantee

■ Proudly made in the USA

■ Comes with a lifetime warranty

Read all about Rodney Eckstine!

Article by Matt Stewart, editor of NWTF Turkey Call Magazine.

Rodney Eckstine was on the cusp of national prominence in 2016 but still searching for a missing link.

He had placed fourth in the NWTF Grand National Calling Championships Friction Division finals, and then he made the cut again in 2018 and 2020 (top 13 out of nearly 40 callers) in Nashville, but it still wasn't enough.

"The bottom line was I had to get better one call at a time," he said. "If I had a call that's not scoring high enough, I tried to turn it around and make it my best call the next year. You have to compete against yourself, and do your best to sound like a hen or gobbler in the

situation the call is in.

"In 2022, Eckstine finally broke through at the Grand Nationals, winning the Friction Division title. Then, in 2023, he won it again ... turning his lowest-scoring call the year before into his highest-scoring the following year....

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