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not all their teeth are ivory , just 2 , but i am not sure which 2

HNI where do you get these questions from? Elk have teeth called " ivories" , which bear no relation to " ivory" tusks.

Yes they have ivory.
Just the two eye teeth at the very front of the top jaw.

http://www.colorado-elk-deer-hunting...lk%20Facts.htm

Elk have 32 teeth including the " ivories" so prized by hunters. These are not real ivory, instead incisiform canine teeth or better known by the terms of " whistlers" " buglers" and elk teeth. These two teeth are located in the forward portion of the upper jaw, one on each side.

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How are the ivorys differnt from the other teeth? size only? all are the exact same componds& matterials etc? Like its weird some horns are hair eh?

calicum& bone matter& antlers & teeth&... how long for a antalopes horn to turn to minerals & stone... laying on the ground in the badlands of nowhere?

Wonder if they had ( prob a lill less)3 ton elk with tusks[], in the mastadom? woolly mammoth periods?

I would need a calibur upgrade for them i think .

I don' t know what they are made of, but they make great looking jewelry!!

Yeah, they' re ivory. The two eye teeth are remnants from their ancestors, big a$$ dinasour wapiti. They are where tusks are on an elephant. It is very light, and can be polished up to make fine jewlery. Don' t feel like teeth at all. Greenhorns.

I know they polish up real nice if you carry them around in the pocket of your jeans for a long time!