United States Sporting Products v. Johnny Stewart Game Calls United States Sporting Products v. Johnny Stewart Game Calls

United States Sporting Products v. Johnny Stewart Game Calls

1993.TX.41583 ; 865 S.W.2D 214

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Publisher Description

Johnny Stewart started his business, Johnny Stewart Game Calls, Inc. (Game Calls), by venturing into the wild and either recording animal sounds in the animals natural habitats or capturing the animals to record their sounds in a more conducive setting. The recording process itself was long and labor intensive. Stewart travelled extensively to gather a variety of sounds. To get a satisfactory sample, he would record an animal on several occasions, attempting to eliminate unwanted background noise such as an airplane overhead or a passing automobile. Even then, the resulting animal sounds might not be adequate on any given occasion. To overcome these problems, the sample of several seconds would be edited and "looped" repetitiously to occupy a full-length cassette tape. Hunters and photographers purchased Stewarts tapes and used them to draw animals into close range.

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
1993
29 September
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
21
Pages
PUBLISHER
LawApp Publishers
SIZE
81.7
KB

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