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Review: ELK TALK
A contemporary review frames cow calling as an innovation that met skepticism before field use and testimony widened acceptance.
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The review documents not only the book, but the cultural resistance and adoption surrounding a newer approach to elk calling.
- AUTHOR
- Review author shown as D.V.
- PRODUCT
- ELK TALK
- PEOPLE
- Don Laubach, Mark Henckel
- REGION
- United States
- TAGS
- Book review · Innovation · Cow Talk
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October 10, 1986
October 12, 1986
July 30, 1998