| Other Names | White Elk, Normidian Stag |
| Climate/Terrain | Sub-polar mountains, foothills |
| Frequency | Rare |
| Organization | Group |
| Activity Cycle | Any |
| Diet | Herbivore |
The Normidian White Elk is a prize trophy animal for hunters
everywhere. A relative of the elk, this animal is larger, stronger, faster and smarter
than a regular elk. It is easily identified by its snow white fur. The white elk stands
seven feet tall at the shoulder and weighs over 2,000 pounds. Bucks are usually crowned by
an impressive rack of razor sharp antlers.
Because of this animals speed, strength and cunning, it really makes a hunter WORK for the prize. This is why hunters, especially the Normidian, cherish this animal. The antlers of this creature have very sharp edges. Many hunters have died hunting this majestic animal.
The Normidian white elk inhabits the Dragon Claw mountains and northern Normidia. It sticks to the forests and tends to migrate north and south depending on the season. The white elk uses its white fur to blend in with snow.
Traditionally the white elk is only hunted in the winter (it's more sporting that way). Normidians usually hunt the white elk in groups of five. This animal is quite beautiful and the head is almost always mounted. Bucks are considered more valuable than does.
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This page last updated Monday, October 08, 2007. Copyright 1990-2008 David M. Roomes.