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 →Sports Afield / January 1988
ELK TALK Enters the Books Record
Sports Afield lists ELK TALK as a twelve-consecutive-year account of western elk hunting, calls, tactics, and field stories.
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ELK TALK by Don Laubach and Mark Henckel. Both are veteran hunters with a combined experience of over a half century of stalking and hunting elk in the West. Laubach has developed his own calls and a lexicon of "elk talk" that has enabled him to bag 12 elk in 12 consecutive years with bow and arrow. The book documents hunting strategies, describes elk habitat and lifestyle, and provides many interesting facts that should help readers succeed on a trophy hunt with gun or bow. From MT E.L.K., INC., Dept, SA, Box 85, Gardiner, MT 59030; $12.95 paperback, $19.95 clothbound; add $1.50 for postage.
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The listing is a fixed publication marker for MT E.L.K., INC.’s instructional book and its authors in the national sporting press.
- Date
- January 1988
- Record type
- Book Review
- Publication / author
- Sports Afield / Review listing
- People in the record
- Don Laubach, Mark Henckel
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