Wyoming antelope and elk pics

[donsignalli]

LOOK AT THE ABUNDANCE OF ANTLERS!!! OMG

[mo4]

The spiral one in the rock is a ammonite. The one with spikes Im not sure.
Should have a answer for you in a couple of weeks

Great pics all around. I was wondering what type of rocks those were. If you get a chance, post a pic once they are cleaned off.

[henpecked]

This is from Neil Landman curator of the American Museum Of Natural History in New York

The ammonite is part of the group known as Acanthocerataceae. More specifically, it may belong to the genus Dunveganoceras. They are mostly identified by the big spines. The are known from Wyoming and occur in the Cenomanian of the Upper Cretaceous. They probably favored shallow water in the ancient Western Interior Seaway.

[henpecked]

[MCarp71]

So that's what an Elk looks like.

Thanks for the pics!

What he said!!

[hawk1]

Can I go with you to Wyoming one time?!? I gotta find cool stuff for my classroom. You know all the good spots

[rkfulgor1]

Thanks for pics. Why no lid on the bucket?

[fly boy]

Wow, Please PM me next time you go out!! I can pull resident tags up here and would gladly share some meat. That was a TON of antlers!

[n8tive97]

Great pics! Thanks for sharing. Love the pic of the bulls!

Agree, great pics!

[Faust]

Thanks for sharing those great pics.