National Elk Refuge

385434 13: An arch constructed from elk antlers decorates the town square of Jackson, Wyoming February 9, 2001. Large bull elk shed their antlers in April every year. Local Boy Scouts collect and sell the antlers to help raise money for the winter elk feed and management. (Photo by Michael Smith/Newsmakers)
385434 13: An arch constructed from elk antlers decorates the town square of Jackson, Wyoming February 9, 2001. Large bull elk shed their antlers in April every year. Local Boy Scouts collect and sell the antlers to help raise money for the winter elk feed and management. (Photo by Michael Smith/Newsmakers)
National Elk Refuge
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Michael Smith / Staff
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Hulton Archive
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February 11, 2001
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