Primos
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ALPS OutdoorZ – Crossfire Pack Realtree APX
✔ – The detachable accessory pocket features its own webbing and buckles, allowing it to be worn across the chest or clipped directly to the harness or waist belt. This modular setup ensures critical gear like calls or rangefinders are always close at hand—whether you’re deep in the field or leaving the main pack at the blind.
$138.99 -
ALPS OutdoorZ – Little Bear Hunting Pack, Mossy Oak Country DNA
✔ – Versatile pack design offers many options for use; organize all your gear in the main, front and two side accessory pockets. Removable padded waist belt has two additional easy-access pockets.
$64.99 -
Banded – Hunting Ufs Fleece Beanie – Select Color
✔ Select Color – Built for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts who demand serious protection, the Banded UFS Fleece Beanie delivers superior insulation and cold-weather performance; Outfitted with UFS fleece construction, this headwear piece breaks the chill of biting winds and locks in warmth without sacrificing breathability.
$21.99 -
Banded Unisex Adult Hailstone Beanie – Select Color
✔ Select Color – The Banded Hailstone Beanie is crafted for those brisk mornings when the chill lingers but heavy insulation isn’t yet required; The lightweight construction makes this outdoor hat ideal for early-season hunts or cool-weather work, offering just the right balance of breathability and warmth.
$18.99
Ask any hunter who makes the best game calls and chances are you’ll hear the name Primos. Will Primos, to be exact. As a 5-year old boy in Jackson, Mississippi in 1958, Will wanted nothing more than to tag along on duck hunts with the older boys in the family. When the day finally arrived, he was hooked on hunting for life. And a legendary journey that helped teach an entire generation become better hunters began.
In 1963, at the age of 11, Will crafted his first a duck call after a special day spent hunting in green timber with his Uncle Gus. “Uncle Gus was an expert duck caller, and I was absolutely enthralled hearing him make that call sing. That was my first experience witnessing the magic. And when I got home, I made my own call by copying my uncle’s.”
Will continued to hunt through high school and into college. “Anything that flew, crawled, walked or swam, I was after it.” Along the way, he tinkered with nearly every tool of hunting he could get his hands on. From duck calls to his own first bow if Will couldn’t buy it, he simply made it.




















