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The Jackalope: A Wyoming Tall Tale and the Raccoon Who Saw It
A jackrabbit with horns, and the reason nobody believes the Raccoon.
The legend
The jackalope is a jackrabbit with the horns of an antelope, a tall tale of the American West. The modern version took off in the 1930s, when a pair of taxidermist brothers in Douglas, Wyoming, mounted horns on a rabbit and started a roadside legend. Douglas still calls itself the home of the jackalope, and mounted jackalopes hang in diners and gift shops across the West.
In the RaccoonVerse
In our version the Raccoon, dressed as a cowboy, swears he saw the Jackalope under a big desert moon. He has no photos. He does not need photos.