ORIGINAL SOURCE · 3 PAGESOutdoor video review column · Fall 1988
Prime Time: A Video Record for Hunters
Comus reviews instructional hunting films, including Laubach’s sixty-minute calling presentation and Jim Zumbo’s elk-hunting film.
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- AUTHOR
- Steve Comus
- PRODUCT
- How to Talk to the Elk
- PEOPLE
- Don Laubach, Jim Zumbo
- REGION
- United States
- TAGS
- Video · Education · 1988
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