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Gift from my MIL for my birthday.

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That is one gorgeous-looking jackalope mount!! As a resident of the far western part of the USA, I can state proudly that I am envious of that fine jackalope mount, and would LOVE to have such a fine specimine on display in my humble abode. We used to have abundant herds of wild jackalope, but trophy hunting (and their tasty meat!) has thinned them down to a very precious few remaining individuals. I do hope that is from the old days, and is not a black-market jackalope mount.
 
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Thanks. It really ties the whole room together.
 
Thanks. It really ties the whole room together.

Oh, yes, for sure!!! I remember my very first jackalope hunt, from when I was a boy. I managed to down a big, grizzled old buck, a massive 3x3...what we in the west refer to as a "three-pointer", but which under the common system of Eastern Count, would be called a "six-point". Oh, my father was sooo proud! of course, we didn't have a cape mount done, just the antlers, on a simple wooden plaque.

http://nicolezoltack.blogspot.com/2012/01/creature-of-week-jackalope.html
 
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Thanks. It really ties the whole room together.

Oh, yes, for sure!!! I remember my very first jackalope hunt, from when I was a boy. I managed to down a big, grizzled old buck, a massive 3x3...what we in the west refer to as a "three-pointer", but which under the common system of Eastern Count, would be called a "six-point". Oh, my father was sooo proud! of course, we didn't have a cape mount done, just the antlers, on a simple wooden plaque.

Where Fantasy and Love Take Flight: Creature of the Week - Jackalope


"Jackalope milk has medicinal uses, the Jackalope can imitate the human voice and does so to lead pursuers astray, and the rarity of Jackalopes can be explained by their inability to breed except during electrical storms that include hail."

And that is science people!
 

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