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This dead head was the first and only game animal dead head I have ever found. I found him in a really nasty slope that rarely sees the sun. Still has a fair amount of pink flesh around. Any guess on how long it may have been laying there?
The Jaws are obviously not a deadhead, but I found them near the corner of utah, nevada and Idaho. They were laying inches apart and no other bones were present. Can anybody tell me what animal these may be from? I honestly have no guess.
Guessing it would seem that he drowned in that hole? Crazy
Wow, you were just a pup.Just found these old pics from Oct 2000.
I have found around a dozen. Most were in pretty bad shape. If you spend enough time in dry washes in the badlands of Eastern Montana or North Dakota you will find one.Never got the chance but I’d love to stumble on a bison skull one day. Just for the historical factor of it and my lifelong fascination with them.
That lion killed a bigger mule deer buck than 90% of the tag holders in the state of Montana this year.The lion gave a low growl just before I rounded the corner- I interrupted his dinner last night. The entire deer is wadded up in this frozen, foot-wide creek!
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That’s awesome! I live in Central NC. They’re pretty non existent here.I have found around a dozen. Most were in pretty bad shape. If you spend enough time in dry washes in the badlands of Eastern Montana or North Dakota you will find one.