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Golfing Troll | |
| Especially abundant on weekends and holidays. | ||
| Often observed around sand and water. 5" troll | ||
| perched on decorated wooden base (apx 4"x6") | ||
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Fly Fishing Troll | |
| Although often observed in small groups near local | ||
| outfitters, can also be seen on the nearby streams | ||
| where they gracefully glide through the sometimes | ||
| rugged terrain... skillfully casting their fly to land | ||
| on the out-of-reach rocks and branches. 8"ht. | ||
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Fishing Troll | |
| Very common around waterways (when there is | ||
| work to be done!) Known for endless patience and | ||
| colorful stories. 8" Troll perched on 2"decorated | ||
| wooden base (apx 7"dia.) | ||
| retired 2004 | ||
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Soccer Troll |
| Players are commonly found in small groups | |
| being cheered on by masses of excited spectators | |
| (who constantly voice their opinions concerning | |
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male pictured |
the basic rules of play!) male or female 5" ht. |
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Skateboarder |
| Often appear in groups which gather around open | |
| public spaces....but due to their wild and carefree | |
| nature, they are increasingly observed only in | |
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retired 2006 |
special "wildlife" areas. 5" ht |
| Ski Trolls ~ Well known and easily recognized in Winter. | |
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Stands on or carries split oak skis. |
| Rare below 10,000 ft. remainder of year. | |
| female male | retired 2005 |
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Snowboarder Troll |
| More and more common. Easy to spot on snowy | |
| slopes.. just look for sprays of snow or follow their | |
| wildly erratic trails. 8" retiring in 2010 | |
| rides atop oak snowboard w/ logo of Troll Tail Board | |
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Baseball Troll |
| Common as days grow longer, this sport is new | |
| to the Troll clan and played mostly by the younger | |
| Trolls. 5" | |
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retired 2007 |
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Biker Troll |
| You may be surprised to learn of the existence of | |
| these Trolls, but actually they are somewhat common | |
| on weekends of fair weather. However, they are often | |
| hard to distinguish from their human counterparts! 8"ht. | |
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Hippie Troll |
| In the 1960's as humans took trips to "get back to nature", | |
| they soon discovered these trolls and began to imitate | |
| their colorful attire and care-free ways... | |
| and the world was never the same! 8" ht. male or female | |
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Melody Troll |
| Somewhat less common, with most recent | |
| sightings occurring at night or very early in morning. | |
| Often can be observed in small but loud groups. 8" ht. | |
| retired 2005 | |
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Melody Troll with Trollhorn |
| Common, but they are often hidden in tree tops. | |
| Listen for the sounds of their Trollhorn and you might | |
| hear them teaching young birds the proper tunes. 8" | |
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Artist Trolls |
| Always busy; painting leaves in Fall, making | |
| window frost in Winter, or adding color to the | |
| Spring wildflowers. 8" male pictured | |
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Cave Troll |
| Seek out these Trolls for safe passage... | |
| through the dark and mysterious | |
| subterranean world. 5" ht. | |
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Trail Guide |
| Seek these Trolls out if you are in need of | |
| a little guidance. They are especially helpful | |
| when traveling through deep forests or | |
| unfamiliar terrain. 5" ht. | |