The Mossy Oak Properties Fox Hole Shootout benefits St. Jude Children's Hospital, Catch-a-Dream Foundation and more, and we've got some extra special items in the auction every year. From one-of-a-kind hunting gear to pieces of Mossy Oak history, check out some of the coolest items from this year's auction below. You can even bid remotely if you can't make it in person.

Turkey Calls

Trumpet Call from the Mossy Oak Tree made by Mark Prudhomme LIVE AUCTION ITEM

This trumpet call made from the famed Mossy Oak tree by master call maker Mark Prudhomme is a one-of-a-kind piece of Mossy Oak and turkey hunting history. The “Mossy Oak tree” at Lower Alabama’s historic Choctaw Bluff Hunting Club served as the inspiration for the Mossy Oak brand, and this call represents some of the last remnants of wood salvaged from the venerable Sand Post Oak. Choctaw Bluff is where Fox Haas and Toxey Haas shared countless spring mornings, and the Mossy Oak tree was iconic landmark for club members. Prudhomme, who was the recipient of the NWTF’s 2021 Tom Turpin Award in the trumpet call division, as well as a 17 time Grand National Calling Championship winner as a caller, has furbished the call with a medical grade polymer mouthpiece and brass ferrule. Own a one-of-one piece of hunting lore made by a world-renowned call maker.

Mann Made Boat Paddle Call made by Steve Mann

This boat paddle call made from aromatic Reo cedar cut off warrior creek Ohoopee River bottom in Glennville, GA. Yellow Poplar was cut at the Dragon sawmill Greenwood, SC. Made for Mossy Oak Benefit in West Point, MS. Finished Aug. 2024.

Indian Head Nickel Series Boat Paddle Call made by Dick Kirby

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Cedar/Mahogany
1936 Indian Head Nickel Series

Watkins Butternut Montouchi Box Call by Marlin Watkins

"For 35 years i watched a double butternut tree grow on my farm in Ohio. About 6 years ago a wind storm ended it's life. We cut and dried the wood and now it has found new life in this little box turkey call." - Marlin Watkins

Lamar Williams Box Call by Lamar Williams

American black walnut from MIssouri over mineral poplar from Pennsylvania made for the 2024 Fox Hole Shootout.

"I have been making traditional turkey calls for 46 years. During this period of time I made calls that included box calls, paddle calls, scratch boxes, tube calls, pot calls, free slate, wingbone, cane calls, straight wall box calls, and several trumpet calls. I now primarily make box calls and paddle calls but occasionally I make scratch boxes, wingbone & cane calls. In my early years of call making, i was blessed to be mentored by the legandary call maker Neil Cost. According to Neil, I was his first student." - Lamar Williams

Madhatter Calls Copper Pot Call made by Dean Mundhenke

3-inch copper over glass 3 track player in Birdseye Maple with the Gobbler on a Limb medallion. Made by Dean Mundhenke of Madhatter Calls.

More Unique Items

#127 Mossy Oak Tree Jefferson Reserve Bourbon

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This bottle of bourbon was aged with wood from the original Mossy Oak Tree of Choctaw Bluff, Alabama with Jefferson’s Bourbon in Oldham County, Kentucky. Located in the heart of the legendary river swamps of the Alabama River, lies the Choctaw Bluff Hunting Club, where Mr. Fox and Toxey grew up hunting. The Club, which was founded as a turkey hunting club in 1926, is one of the oldest turkey hunting clubs in the country. Located on the property was a legendary tree, covered in Spanish moss, that the club dubbed “The Mossy Oak”. This was a favorite hunting spot for the members of the club and for Mr. Fox and Toxey. When Toxey took a fistful of dirt, sticks and leaves and founded the company in 1986, he decided to name it after this legendary tree, and Mossy Oak was born. Years later, the tree died but the wood was salvaged and used for various special projects. Jefferson’s and Mossy Oak came together to create a one-of-a-kind bourbon using this wood from the Mossy Oak Tree. We charred wood from the Mossy Oak and finished a barrel of Jefferson’s Very Small Batch for 2 more years. This bourbon, aged in the history of Mossy Oak, is truly a one-of-a-kind bourbon that will never be sold to the public outside of a few auctions for good causes.