Each horn-shaped, 18-inch-long call is made from bark Butch Phillips harvests from tribal land.
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Jaed Coffin is the author of the memoirs A Chant to Soothe Wild Elephants and Roughhouse Friday and teaches in the University of New Hampshire's MFA creative writing program. He lives in Brunswick.
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