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2025 Calendars ready to ship!moosehornimages.com
12/08/2024

2025 Calendars ready to ship!
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11/05/2024

Would love to know if anyone following would be interested in seeing another - 2025 Calendar?
If so, would love to hear what you would want included?
Bucks and Bulls, Elk, Deer, Wildlife, Landscapes etc.....
Please respond if interested and we'll do our best to produce a high quality calendar that we always sell at pretty much our cost. We want to get these moving in case anyone wants them for Christmas presents, so we need to see how many are interested to get an estimate for the order. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Tower Falls - Yellowstone
06/29/2024

Tower Falls - Yellowstone

[Ian Tyson, Sung]Coyote's a survivor, I reckon he's got to beHe lives in the snow at 40 below or Malibu by the seaAn' I'...
06/20/2024

[Ian Tyson, Sung]
Coyote's a survivor, I reckon he's got to be
He lives in the snow at 40 below or Malibu by the sea
An' I'm just an old cow puncher, I love to listen to his tune
Cause I get high on a bottle of rye an' Coyote gets drunk on the moon.

Grizzly Bear? or Black Bear?‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎
05/25/2024

Grizzly Bear? or Black Bear?







The calendars finally arrived! Thanks for being patient during this time of year while shipping is wild!!!We will distri...
12/30/2023

The calendars finally arrived! Thanks for being patient during this time of year while shipping is wild!!!
We will distribute these to everyone who placed an order over the next few days

We have 4 calendars remaining. If you didn't place an order, there is still time! just go to moosehornimages.com/gift-shop

Rocky Mountain Images and Moosehorn Images

Calendar Alert!It's that time of year and once again I partnered with Rocky Mountain Images to create a 2024 calendar we...
12/13/2023

Calendar Alert!
It's that time of year and once again I partnered with Rocky Mountain Images to create a 2024 calendar we couldn't be more excited about!
place an order now https://www.moosehornimages.com/gift-shop

Flip through the full calendar here - https://online.anyflip.com/kmavz/myta/mobile/index.html

We are hoping to have these available to ship shortly after Christmas so you can have them by the new year!

Only 20 calendars will be available

We had issues with last year's calendar curling inward and are hoping this issue is alleviated this year.

Who are the great-grandparents of the Mule Deer?Diacodexis: represents one of the earliest ancestors of modern artiodact...
10/13/2023

Who are the great-grandparents of the Mule Deer?

Diacodexis: represents one of the earliest ancestors of modern artiodactyls. It was a small, herbivorous mammal with four toes on each foot. Diacodexis lived in the early Eocene, about 50 to 55 million years ago.

Early Artiodactyls: Over millions of years, descendants of Diacodexis diversified and adapted to various environments and niches. Early artiodactyls developed traits that would become characteristic of modern members of the order, such as having an even number of toes (either two or four) and a specialized digestive system for processing plant material.

Deer Family (Cervidae): Within the artiodactyl lineage, a family known as Cervidae, which includes deer, elk, and moose, began to evolve. These animals developed features like antlers, which are unique to the deer family and play a key role in reproduction and competition for mates.

Evolution of Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus): Mule deer belong to the genus Odocoileus within the deer family Cervidae. They are native to North America and have adapted to various environments, including mountains, forests, and deserts. Some key features of mule deer include their large, forked antlers (in males) and mule-like ears, from which they get their name.

Diversification: Within the genus Odocoileus, various species and subspecies of deer have evolved, each adapted to specific habitats and ecological niches. Mule deer have several subspecies, such as the Rocky Mountain and desert mule deer, each adapted to its unique environment.

Moose (Alces alces) are fascinating and unique animals found in the northern regions of North America, Europe, and Asia....
10/09/2023

Moose (Alces alces) are fascinating and unique animals found in the northern regions of North America, Europe, and Asia. Here are some cool facts about moose:

Impressive Size: Moose are the largest members of the deer family (Cervidae). Adult moose can stand up to 6.5 to 7.5 feet tall at the shoulder, and males (bulls) can weigh between 1,200 to 1,600 pounds, making them one of the heaviest land mammals.

Solitary Behavior: Moose are typically solitary animals, especially outside of the breeding season. They are known for their solitary and elusive nature, although you may occasionally see a mother with her calf.

Strong Swimmers: Moose are excellent swimmers and can easily traverse bodies of water. They often feed on aquatic plants and use lakes and rivers to escape predators.

Vocal Communication: While moose are generally quiet animals, they do communicate through a variety of vocalizations, including grunts, bellows, and moans.

Thick, Insulating Fur: Moose have dense, hollow fur that provides insulation against cold temperatures. Their fur is particularly effective at keeping them warm in frigid northern climates.

Nocturnal and Crepuscular: Moose are primarily crepuscular, which means they are most active during dawn and dusk. They are also known to be active at night, making them somewhat nocturnal.

Moose are iconic animals of the northern wilderness, and their unique characteristics and behaviors make them a symbol of the untamed, wild landscapes they inhabit.

The dusky grouse, scientifically known as Dendragapus obscurus, is native to North America. It is a species that has evo...
10/05/2023

The dusky grouse, scientifically known as Dendragapus obscurus, is native to North America. It is a species that has evolved and adapted to various habitats across the continent. The exact evolutionary origins of dusky grouse can be traced to the family Phasianidae, which includes other grouse species, quails, and pheasants.

The ancestral lineage of dusky grouse likely dates back millions of years, and their evolutionary history is closely tied to the geological and environmental changes in North America. These changes influenced the distribution, behaviors, and characteristics of this bird species

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