File:Herd of elk in Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, 1916.png
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English: Scan of black & white photograph of reintroduced herd of elk in Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, taken 1916. Author unknown, but could possibly be Hon. A. L. Kenyon of Anniston, Alabama, who sent the photograph to the Alabama Department of Game and Fish in 1916.
There appear to be two bulls, six cows, and one calf in the photograph, totaling 9 elk. A caption below the photograph reads: HERD OF ELK IN CALHOUN COUNTY. NOTE THE FAWN [sic] TO THE LEFT. Photograph was originally published in the Fifth Biennial Report, Alabama Department of Game and Fish in 1916. |
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| Author | Unknown author |
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