Book
Description
If you’re dreaming of a big buck within hunting range or just a doe of fawn within range of your camera, “Deer Talk” will make your dream come true. The revolutionary system of communicating with mule deer and whitetails described in this book has produced some startling results wherever it’s been tried. It lures deer out of their beds and out of heavy cover. It stops them in their tracks when they’re running away. It calms them when they’re nervous. And, best of all, it works in all seasons. “Deer Talk” is the definitive text on hunting and calling deer. The system it describes uses common doe sounds and distress calls to help you see more deer and see them up close. This book is a must addition to the library of anyone who loves and wants to learn more about the deer of North America.
About
the Author
Don Laubach brings more than four decades of hunting experience to his books. He doesn’t know how many elk he’s shot over thhe years. He has gone after them on horseback and backpack hutns, with rifle and bow and arrow, and from the earliest seasons of September through h the late hunts of January. In the process, his freezer has rarely been empty and his storehouse of knowledge has grown full. He is the inventor of the “Cow Talk” call and the “Larynx Bull Call” for elk, as well as the “Antelope Talk”, “Deer Talk”, and “Turkey Talk” calls. He has authored manybo books on hunting and has also been involved in creating a number of successful videos. For more information, visit www.elkinc.com.
Mark Henckel authored “A Hunter’s Guide to Montana” in 1985 and has been turning out the hunting books ever since. He is an avid hunter in both the archery and rifle saesons and has communicated that love through is work as outdoor editor of “The Billing Gazette”. He’s won national awards for newspaper and magazine writing from the Outdoor Writers Association of America. Along with artist John Potter, Henckel has developed “The Outdoor Family Series” for young readers. He lives in Park City, Montana.
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