Ron Nixon, left, sells Kent Garrett a bison skull at the annual ElkFest antler auction and sale Saturday in downtown Jackson. See related story page 18A.
Private vendors line Deloney Avenue during the annual ElkFest on Saturday, offering antlers and horns of many persuasions. Find out how much the annual Boy Scout Elk Antler Auction garnered in today’s edition of the Jackson Hole News&Guide.
Though Travers McGaugh, 10, was busy crafting emergency key chains Saturday at the Jackson Town Square, he was particularly proud of his find on the National Elk Refuge this spring: an intact elk skull with two antlers.
Ron Nixon, left, sells Kent Garrett a bison skull at the annual ElkFest antler auction and sale Saturday in downtown Jackson. See related story page 18A.
Billy Arnold has been covering the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the people who manage it since January 2022. He previously spent two years covering Teton County government, and a year editing Scene. Tips welcomed.
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