Sure those are everywhere around Glenrock, Wy. But Michigan?
What the heck is this?
- Thread starter Muddyboots
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M1A1ABRAMS
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Them dang jackelopes. I thought I would shoot one with bb gun when I was a young kid. I would look for horns everytime I saw a cottontail. First time I saw one was at LGS. Dang old timers had me for a few years. Lol
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epoletna
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The thing about jackanapes is that they don't shed their antlers like whitetails. They shed after one year, but don't grow a new set until they're recovered from all the mating they did during that year. Sometimes that takes 4-5 years. So you don't see them with antlers every year.
59FLH
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I was told they are Snipe predators. Must be a lot of Snipes in Michigan.
gwcracker
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Time was they were everywhere. Hardly seen now days..
Karey Kimmel
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Gotta be a "Jack".... 
And what this pic doesn't show is that this creature stands 7'-6" !!! Ahhhhhh
In the U.P?
59FLH
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Raptor eyes. That things a meat eater. Watch out!
