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.
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MT E.L.K., INC.THE LANGUAGE OF THE WILDBusiness correspondence / August 1993
Letters from national and regional retail organizations preserve the practical work of representation, show planning, booth costs, and product presentation.
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