Original scan from To Take a Bull, Talk Like a CowORIGINAL SOURCE · 2 PAGES

Idaho Outdoor Digest · November 1987

To Take a Bull, Talk Like a Cow

A regional outdoor feature explains the advantage of imitating cow and calf sounds and describes Laubach’s call and instructional video.

CURATOR’S NOTE

WHY THIS
MATTERS

The piece captures the product, technique, and education system reaching hunters beyond Montana by 1987.

AUTHOR
Scott Morrison
PRODUCT
Cow Talk
PEOPLE
Don Laubach, Scott Morrison
REGION
United States
TAGS
Idaho · 1987 · Field technique

READING THE RECORD

WHAT THE
OBJECT REVEALS

This exhibit fixes a point in the MT E.L.K. story through a surviving idaho record. The publication, date, people, and product are indexed so the object can be understood in relation to the wider collection.

Read beside related records, the document shows how field knowledge moved between people, products, media, education, and business relationships. Details that remain uncertain are left visibly open rather than filled with assumption.

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

THE ORIGINAL RECORD

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DOCUMENT

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