IRISH BOGLANDS

[keithkarl2007]

The remains of these are also buried in our bogs only deeper .http://ulaa.ul.ie/?TheIrishElk

amongst the acres of bog wood are these http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/01/0117_060117_irish_bogmen.html

 

[Darley]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing

 

[davinci27]

I've read about the bog people before, but I'm not sure they would make very good pens.

 

[Russianwolf]

I've read about the bog people before, but I'm not sure they would make very good pens.

Oh come now. With enough CA, I bet they'd turn just fine. Or you could send them to one of casting fiends. You KNOW they'll cast anything including dehydrated cat poo.

Keith, I've read a good bit on the elk before. I'd love to actually see a complete skeleton so I could really get the size comparison down. I've read they were at least as big as the moose is.

 

[keithkarl2007]

hope this helps
http://www.itsnature.org/rip/dinosaurs/irish-elkgiant-deer/

still can't believe how big they were, there are a couple of these skeletons in a museum in Dublin and one in that Limerick University on the first link

 

[CSue]

Cool! Thanks for sharing that. I'll pass on the bogmen blanks, though.

 

[Russianwolf]

makes the Whitetail eating in my front yard seem kinda ........... puny. :cowboy:

 

[mywoodshopca]

I've read about the bog people before, but I'm not sure they would make very good pens.

LOL

that would make a good sig quote :biggrin:

 

[Dalecamino]

Thanks for the links Keith !

 

[davinci27]

LOL

that would make a good sig quote :biggrin:

I think you are right. :biggrin: