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“JACKALOPE” Wyoming’s eccentric animal proving this wonderful country’s humor. Photo by Laura Dexter R & T Card Service Cheyenne, Wyoming 5.5″x3.5″

“Narrows Basscat” This 14lb. beauty was hauled out near Long’s Jetty by a local sportsman who battled her for over an hour before he could pull her in. “A darn mean fighter,” he reported, “but them fleas are the worst part.” You can see the famed Narrow’s Basscat at: Jesse’s Bait and Tackle 110 Front Street (across from the Jetty) Atchafalaya, Louisiana (Mention this card and get 50 free nightcrawlers) P74763, Klutz Press, Palo Alto, CA

Claw-Footed Jackalope This rare”Claw-Footed Jackalope” is a nocturnal animal, member of the Bulushittorius genus. The “Claw-Foot” is prized for his antlers which are ground up and used as an aphrodisiac in Illinois. Delicious when cooked, chefs report its taste similar to chicken. Klutz Press, Palo Alto, CA

G-106 The Jackalope, an oddity of the great west, as well as a fine example of western humor, especially famous in Wyoming and Colorado. Sanborn Souvenir Co Commerce City, Co 4″x6″

GS.42-Jackalope This nearly extinct antlered species of rabbit is found almost exclusively on the high plains of Wyoming. A distinguishing characteristic is his ability to mimic human sounds. His lonely cry, which resembles a mournful singing, can sometimes be heard on moonlit nights. During daylight hours the Jackalope hides among rocks and sagebrush. Color photo by LW Higgins International Super-Duper Curteichcolor 4″x6″

Hicken’s Fur-Bearing Trout Clifford Lake A rare, nearly extinct breed, the Hicken’s Fur-Bearing Trout is from the Artikdannder genus of fish and is found in the artic lakes north of the 72nd parallel. Its diet consists Primarily of ice-worms and fod. Sometimes confused with The more common Alpino-Pelted Trout. Source: Petrie Encyclopedia of Zoology, Vol. 7, (1938) Quantity Postcards San Francisco, CA 1987 6″x4″

Hodag Linen Post Card The Hodag from Rhinelander, Wisconsin V28-114 1B-H1696 GENUINE CURTEICH-CHICAGO “C. T. COLORTONE” Northern Post Card Company Eau Claire, Wisconsin Back 5.5″x3.5″

Nebraska’s Legendary Sandhills Warrior Rabbit This unique species of wildlife has reportedly been seen by only a few people. Dwindling herds of sandhills Warrior Rabbits are thought to exist only in the beautiful Sand Hills of Nebraska. A unique specimen of this rabbit is on display in the Free Cowboy Museum at Front Street, an old west town in Ogallala, Nebraska. Photo taken on the shores of Lake McConaughty. Pospeshil Card Services Sioux City, IA 5.5″x3.5″

Punching Cattle on a Jack Rabbit Plastichrome, P55367, 5.5″x3.5″ Colourpicture Publishers INC Boston 30, Mass