An elk horn, commonly referred to as elk antlers, is a seasonal growth found on male elk (wapiti) that is made of bone and is shed and regrown annually. Unlike horns, which are permanent and made of keratin, antlers are branched structures that develop during the spring and summer, reaching full size by late summer. They are used during mating season for display and combat against rival males. Elk antlers are also sought after for their decorative and crafting value, as well as for use in traditional medicine.
The address of the Elk Horn Public Library is: 2027 Washington, Elk Horn, 51531 0119
The phone number of the Elk Horn Public Library is: 712-764-2013.
The address of the Danish Mill Corporation is: Po Box 245, Elk Horn, IA 51531-0245
The address of the Danish Immigrant Museum is: Po Box 470, Elk Horn, IA 51531-2116
The address of the Jens Otto Christiansen House is: 2105 College St, Elk Horn, IA 51531
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They used elk horn, wood, plant fibers.
They are types of deer, mammals, have horn, are hunted, and are failures.
They hunted deer, Elk, fish, Antelope, rabbits, and big horn sheep
An individual horn can grow to around 5 to6 feet from base to tip.