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First 2: Haynes Canyon
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Cold and windy in the high country this morning; too cold for Dr. K's ailing knee. So I took Willow and Frio independently for hikes in the forest around our property.
Frio and I went a bit further, and that's when we discovered the elk antler pictured below. I need to do a little research about elk antlers, rutting, etcetera in order to learn about our discovery; and whether I should have left it where we found it.
It's sunny out right now, but the temperature isn't supposed to rise above the high 30s.
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Fairly fresh pile of elk scat
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Six-point elk antler
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Brought the antler to the cabin
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Good spot for it?
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The end that broke off
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Last 2: views through our dirty living room window
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1 comment:
I'm so amazed at the elk antler--it's so large and heavy.
Beautiful photos of the mountains this morning.
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