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ELK (WB998) Although elk
were once found throughout much of the Northern
Hemisphere, today large populations are found
only in the western United States from Canada
through the Eastern Rockies to New Mexico, and in
a small region of the northern lower peninsula of
Michigan. Elk prefer open woodlands and avoid
dense unbroken forests. Elk can be found in
coniferous swamps, clear cuts, aspen-hardwood
forests, and coniferous-hardwood forests. They
have a home range of approximately 600 square
miles. Our Large Elk Marionette here is a fine
fellow standing about 36 inches tall. Rock his
control from side to side to have him leap across
the... er... coniferous swamp.
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