Cold, rainy weather didn’t keep die-hard antler hunters from perusing thousands of wapiti sheds at the annual Elkfest auction Saturday at Town Square. The auction brought in a record $131,400. See this week’s Jackson Hole News&Guide for more.
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This Week in the News&Guide


January 9, 2013

Frazzled

Jackson residents along Flat Creek may be left to their own devices this winter if the creek overflows. Mayor Mark Barron said the town won’t use heavy machinery to remove frazil ice from the creek because private property owners don’t want to give the town permission to cross their land.

Nice ice

Six rinks around the valley and in Alta — five outdoor and one indoor — provide ample opportunities to slap around the puck, practice your spins or just glide serenely along with your sweetie.

Hammer-style

Max Hammer moves on skis as if he were born on them. A product of the Jackson Hole Ski and Snowboard Club, the athlete is starring in pow flicks, giving back to little skiers and, on the mountain, trying to move “like a ninja.”

Skin-sanity

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort hosted the U.S. Ski Mountaineering National Championship this weekend. Find out which top three finish-
ers will represent the United States at the Ski Mountaineering World Championship in France.

Vicarious vagabonds

No time to travel? Invest a couple of hours in a talk and slideshow at one of the nine Armchair Adventure presentations offered at the rec center this winter. On Thursday, archaeologist Todd Surovell discusses his study of reindeer herders in northern Mongolia.