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Mar 21, 2024 05:51:38 #
I did not see many elk in February, but I saw a couple with antlers. I don’t believe I have seen an elk with the tiny antlers pictured in the third image. They look like old-fashioned rabbit ear TV antennas. If it was a deer, it would be called a spike, but I am unfamiliar with the elk terminology. Also, I saw even less sheep, so I included the one I saw with this set.
The color of the first image is rather nice in download. I hope you enjoy.
The color of the first image is rather nice in download. I hope you enjoy.
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Mar 21, 2024 09:33:44 #
Great photos. As alberio stated it is still called a spike even in elk territory.
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Dan Thornton wrote:
I did not see many elk in February, but I saw a couple with antlers. I don’t believe I have seen an elk with the tiny antlers pictured in the third image. They look like old-fashioned rabbit ear TV antennas. If it was a deer, it would be called a spike, but I am unfamiliar with the elk terminology. Also, I saw even less sheep, so I included the one I saw with this set.
The color of the first image is rather nice in download. I hope you enjoy.
The color of the first image is rather nice in download. I hope you enjoy.
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