Wear one of Nature's Wonders and a bit of Western Art with your favorite tee!
This One-of-a-Kind, Western Art T-Shirt includes an image of my original watercolor painting, of a Texas Black-tailed Jackrabbit, titled "Texas Jack". This jack I came across while taking some landscape photos of my sister-in-law's place located near the Fisher and Stonewall County borders, south of the Double Mountains.
The "Texas Jack" Western Art T-Shirt is a Super Soft Bella Canvas Tee and is currently available in Carolina Blue, the perfect complement to the vivid colors in this painting of a true Texas native and southwest icon. "Texas Jack" is a true piece of wearable western art found only at Boot House Mercantile & Exchange and is perfect for all casual outings, trips, and parties, or a classy statement to showcase your admiration for God's unique creations, original art pieces, and a comfortable tee. It truly is Uniquely Western - Authentically Texan and Exclusively Yours.
A few facts about the Black-Tailed Jackrabbit: The Black-tailed Jackrabbit is the only species of its kind found in Texas. They can leap 20 feet in one bound, run at speeds up to 40 miles per hour, turn on a dime and lead a predator on a vexing, zigzag chase. Perhaps their most endearing and iconic feature, a jackrabbit’s ears are six to seven inches long and not only provide keen hearing, they also allow jackrabbits to regulate their body temperature. Despite their name, jackrabbits are not rabbits, they are hares. Their babies, called leverets, are born with fur and their eyes open. Rabbits are born without fur, eyes not open. Leverets can fend for themselves within a month. Adult females can have four litters a year. Adult jackrabbits are long, lithe and lean, 17 to 25 inches long and weigh five to eight pounds. They have a black stripe down the center of the back, a black rump patch and a black tail. Both sexes look alike; the female is the larger of the two sexes. - These facts are credited to Anita Westervelt RGV.com
