Cow Call Draws Elk Like Crazy
Mark Henckel’s newspaper account follows Don Laubach, the Cow Talk call, and the early business in Gardiner, Montana. It names Laubach and Eastman in the formation of E.L.K., Inc.
Read the Record →The Spokesman-Review / Spokane Chronicle / October 12, 1986
Big Bull Elk Are Attracted by ‘Cow Talk’
A preserved photograph of a Sunday outdoors page featuring a report on hunters using cow and calf sounds to attract bull elk.
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Published two days after the Independent Record feature, this page provides another dated marker showing Cow Talk entering regional outdoor coverage during the company’s early years.
- Date
- October 12, 1986
- Record type
- Newspaper
- Publication / author
- The Spokesman-Review / Spokane Chronicle / Author to verify from original newspaper
- People in the record
- Don Laubach
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