About Bull Elk
BULL ELKS are often exhausted after the rut, and very vulnerable to predators such as wolves and/or bears. Having used up much of their energy reserves, they face a daunting winter ahead. They then shed, or drop their antlers, and begin the process of growing them again for the new year. The velvet covering the antlers of a spring bull is actually the energy source for this new growth, supplying the antlers with the nutrients needed for such quick growth. By the end of the summer, early September, the bulls will have regrown an entire set of new antlers, quite an amazing feat.
| TITLE: | Bull Elk |
| ARTIST: | John Barnard  |
| MEDIA: | Acrylic |
| SIZE: | 558.8x368.3 mm / 22x14.5 inches |
| FORMAT: | giclee print |
| FRAMING: | framed |
| PRICE: | £295.00GBP $ USD € EUR $ AUD All conversions are approximate coinmill.com |
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