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World's Largest Bunnock
Heather Haggerty
Moose Mountain Provincial Park
Edit This40,060 hectares, natural environment. The poplar and birch forests of Moose Mountain Provincial Park and its hilly topography provide ideal conditions for camping, hiking and a host of outdoor activities. Kenosee Superslides and Kenosee Lake Village services adjacent to the park.
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| email: | jadams@serm.gov.sk.ca |
| address: | Box 220, KENOSEE LAKE. SK |
| url: | www.saskparks.net |
| tel: | 306-577-2600 |
| zipcode: | S0C 2S0 |
Grasslands National Park
Edit ThisGrasslands National Park was created to preserve a portion of the prairie grasslands habitat. The park features large prairie dog towns and other prairie wildlife. The park also represents the area Chief Sitting Bull came to after decimating the US cavalry at the Battle of the Little Big Horn in 1876. The pursuing US cavalry was turned back at the Canadian / US border by the Canadian Mounted Police. For more information, including a virtual tour of the park, visit Grasslands National Park
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Worlds Largest Bunnock
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World's Largest Bunnock
photo by: Heather Haggerty
Located in Macklin Saskatchewan.
The Macklin Bunnock (Bone) was constructed of steel pipes, chicken wire and
fiberglass. A taxidermist, Ray Berg of Cabri, Saskatchewan enlarged a
normal horse ankle bone ninetyeight times it's actual size and built
Macklin it's giant Bunnock. The Bunnock stands 32' high. At night the
bunnock can be illuminated and shines a bright orange which can be seen
for miles around. The base of the Bunnock serves as a tourist booth,
well stocked with information and souvenirs of the town. This booth is
operated by the Border REDA Tourism Committee. The more..
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| url: | www.macklin.ca |
| address: | junction of highway 31 and highway 14 |
Prince Albert National Park
Edit ThisPrince Albert National Park helps preserve a portion of the great northern coniferous forest. The park also protects an important white pelican nesting colony. For more information, including a picture gallery of park features, visit Prince Albert National Park
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