Wilbur R Primos

6413140, Jul 2, 2002

Jul 29, 1997

08/902466

Wilbur R. Primos - Jackson MS

Primos, Inc. - Jackson MS

A63H 500

446207, 446202

A modular elk call system comprising generally a mouthpiece assembly, a tubular portion, and a resonance producing end. The mouthpiece assembly can be completely removed from the call to enable the tubular section and resonance producing end piece to be used separately with any other type of call. The mouthpiece assembly comprises a detachable snap-on diaphragm that insures accurate, consistent tension of the membrane to allow high quality tones to be produced. Alternatively, a sheet of membrane material can be attached to the end of the mouthpiece assembly to create high quality tones. The resonance producing end piece allows the call to produce a resonant sound highly similar to a bugling bull elk.

D470068, Feb 11, 2003

Dec 7, 2000

29/158832

Wilbur R. Primos - Jackson MS

Primos, Inc. - Flora MS

1005

D10119

6527614, Mar 4, 2003

May 31, 2002

10/159335

Wilbur R. Primos - Madison MS

Primos, Inc. - Flora MS

A63H 500

446207, 446208

A game call assembly system and method includes a game call apparatus which has a reed assembly, a stopper, and a barrel. The reed assembly includes a sounding board, a reed, and a wedge which are inserted as a unit into an end of the stopper. A rotation restrictor in the form of a keyway is interposed between the reed assembly and the stopper to restrict relative rotational movement of the reed assembly relative to the stopper. An insertion stop is provided on the reed assembly to limit the extent to which the reed assembly is inserted into the stopper. A unique wedge allows adjustment of the wedge relative to the reed without changing the location of the reed relative to the sounding board.

6540582, Apr 1, 2003

Jul 19, 2000

09/619099

Wilbur R. Primos - Jackson MS

Primos, Inc. - Flora MS

A63H 500

446418, 446397, 451491, 451493, 451524, 451525

A multi-tool apparatus for friction game calls includes a main body sized to house at least three surface treatment implements. The surface treatment implements may include a stone, a diamond surface, an abrasive pad, chalk, and a lined cavity for conditioning and cleaning elongate structures, such as strikers for slate-type calls. The multi-tool apparatus is intended to be transported in the field by the hunter for conditioning and cleaning all types of friction game calls.

6575804, Jun 10, 2003

Nov 5, 2001

10/011528

Wilbur R. Primos - Madison MS

Primos, Inc. - Flora MS

A63H 3340

446202, 446193, 446197, 446207

A game call apparatus requires an airflow across a sound-producing reed, which may be produced by a bellows, to create a variety of sounds that simulate the sounds of wildlife animals. The game call apparatus may include, in one embodiment, a pressure point structure which engages the sound-producing reed at a reed contact location. The pressure point structure can be manually manipulated to move the pressure point structure along the reed and change the reed contact location so that the sound-producing reed gradually changes the sounds produced by the game call apparatus. The bellows may include an aperture which must be covered when the game call is used. When the game call is not being purposely used, the aperture allows air to escape when the bellows are inadvertently collapsed to prevent the game call from sounding.

D486413, Feb 10, 2004

Apr 21, 2003

29/180300

Wilbur R. Primos - Madison MS

Primos, Inc. - Flora MS

1005

D10119

D497564, Oct 26, 2004

Feb 10, 2004

29/199100

Wilbur R. Primos - Madison MS
Anthony A. Foster - Brookhaven MS
Randy Anderson - Naper NE

Primos, Inc. - Flora MS

1005

D10119

D498165, Nov 9, 2004

Feb 10, 2004

29/199102

Wilbur R. Primos - Madison MS
Anthony A. Foster - Brookhaven MS
Randy Anderson - Naper NE

Primos, Inc. - Flora MS

1005

D10119