Allen Morris of Springville Utah grew up with a love of hunting, fishing, and just being outdoors. As a youngster he could be found with his dogs and a BB gun chasing animals around his family's dairy farm. At the age of 16 Al's dad Chuck read an article in Outdoor Life about Wayne Carlton and his ability to call elk, using a turkey diaphragm call. His father called Wayne that very day . "My life was changed forever," said Morris. "After some one on one instruction over the phone from Wayne, three days later I was calling elk in the field myself. I realized I had a unique ability to make a variety of all the vocalizations the elk make. Al's talent for hunting and calling elk led to a lifetime career as a professional guide. Al has "put his knife in over 780 elk and climbing every year from his own success and his guiding ability.
