Lol. That's awesome.My 2nd wife bought a Jackalope when we went to Sturgis. We got back to the motel and she went around telling everyone she bought a jackoff
Absolutely !! Along with the cape you'd have to have a mold as well. I'd say the price should be the same as a mount.
Aaaahhhh Yes, the elusive Jackalope! Somewhat common through the Western Plains and Great Basin regions. Jackalope are a nocturnal species with the exception of the 2 week long rut. During the rut bucks can be found chasing does in the early morning and late evening hours. Very skittish little creatures, they rely on their great sense of hearing and nearly as good sense of smell to warn them of danger. Their eyesight is mediocre at best, but their ears and noses never let them down. As with Pronghorn Antelope, Wyoming has the largest population of Jackalope, but Montana, Colorado, Utah, and Nevada harbor decent populations as well. Little it known about the actual lifecycle of the Jackalope due to it's nocturnal nature. But it is believed that they live 6-8yrs. They only breed once every 4 years, and females rarely have more than one offspring. There are several regional color variations, but most closely resemble the local cottontail rabbit population. There have been a few specimens collected in the very rare white color phase. Jackalope are mostly harvested for their trophy value, but many have come to find that they make wonderful tablefare when prepared properly.
