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Check out Phelps' new bear cub distress call.

Springtime is the right time to use a bear cub in distress sound when bear hunting.

Male bears will kill cubs in order to get females to cycle into another breeding opportunity.

And the sound of a cub in distress also signals to other male bears

that a meal is close and even a possible mate. A bear cub in distress will also get the attention

of a female bear to come and investigate to defend a cub, dragging any male suitors she has in

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from meat eaters world news headquarters in Bozeman, Montana, this is Cowell's Week in Review with Ryan Cal-Call Callahan.

Here's Cal.

A new development with a now famous Montana man just popped up.

This is a little roundabout, so stick with me. John Edward

Luton is a licensed big game outfitter here in the home state. According to our friends over

at the Missoulian, his case dates back to an October 2019 public land hunt for a Rocky Mountain

Big Horn sheep in the famed Missouri Brakes. The hunter-client in this case has not been disclosed, but he did kill a ram, and

Luton, the guy had pocketed the ram's testicles, or testes.

Luton then went on to sell the Rocky Mountain sheep oysters to a fellow by the name of

Arthur Jack Shubarth for 400 bucks.

That's a classic 400 for the set price. No news as to what a

single big horn test he would run. Shubarth is the famous one, if that name rings a bell. This guy

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