By Walt Hickey Welcome back! Brown Gold Every winter, elk, deer and moose shed their antlers, and foragers eager for the discarded but pronounced objects engage in a mad dash at the start of the first day of antler collection season in order to get prime specimens. Used as decor, souvenirs, and in some cases dog chews, the remains of the 7,500 elk that winter in the 24,700-acre National Elk Refuge outside of Jackson, Wyoming, are a prized find, in so much demand that this year, for the first time, organizers made the first week open exclusively to Wyoming residents. People will pay
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