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Can you name the animal this belongs to?
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Can you name the animal this belongs to?
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Can you name the animal this belongs to? Hint: it is not an antler.
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Author:shasto Comment Left:07/03/2009 16:40

Does it belong to a pronghorn?

Author:hornhunter Comment Left:07/04/2009 06:53

My guess would be a pronghorn as well.

Author:Jason Parrish Comment Left:07/04/2009 15:25

Yes, it is a pronghorn. The texture is so fascinating when looked close up. Here are two more photos. Maybe it is just me, but I love looking at objects from a different perspective that we are conditioned by experience.

Author:shasto Comment Left:07/04/2009 22:49

COOL.

Author:mrbigtexan Comment Left:07/08/2009 18:28

a pronghorn sheath is nothing more than hair so i have been told.

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