Thread: Dangers from Jackalopes?
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Old 03-20-19 | 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
Not to burst anyone's bubble but that is a jackadeer. Gentler and slower than a jackalope. Jackalopes should have a two "prong" horns with two spikes. Unscrupulous taxidermists in Wyoming try to pass off this kind of animal as a "jackalope" because jackadeer are more plentiful and easier to catch. Anyone who has survived an encounter with a real jackalope knows the difference and the horror that is the dreaded jackalope!
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