Original scan from Big Bull Elk Are Attracted by ‘Cow Talk’ORIGINAL SOURCE · 1 PAGE

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.

CURATOR’S NOTE

WHY THIS
MATTERS

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.

AUTHOR
Author to verify from original newspaper
PRODUCT
Cow Talk
PEOPLE
Don Laubach
REGION
United States
TAGS
Newspaper · Cow Talk · 1986

READING THE RECORD

WHAT THE
OBJECT REVEALS

This photographed Sunday page places cow calling inside a broader regional outdoors conversation. The headline gives the technique unusual prominence beside wildlife reporting, hunting-season coverage, and the visual culture of the newspaper’s outdoors section.

Because the supplied source is a photograph of the full page, the exhibit preserves its original context while keeping the byline marked for verification. The date and headline remain legible anchors for future research.

Every object answers one question and opens another. The archive grows by keeping both visible.

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