Elk Behavior: Elk country typically includes a vast area, from very high elevations to the lowlands. When snow piles deep in the upper reaches, animals have no choice but to migrate down, since their ...

Another large bull he recalled lived near the Elk Country Visitor Center and had a paddle-shape tine on one side of his ...

I was on my dream elk hunt in the Bull Mountains northeast of Billings. I was not just hunting elk, but big bull elk. Hunting with me was my guide, Brett and a hunting facilitator, Greg, who books ...

General-season archery and youth permits for elk hunting and general-season buck deer and youth archery deer permits go on ...

The bull elk is North America’s toughest hooved big-game animal. And the bigger they get, the tougher they become. Mature bulls have heavy bones, dense muscle, and loads of resilience from years ...

Nebraska has recorded its second-highest bull elk harvest ever. This year, hunters took 102 bulls, compared to 105 in 2012. The early elk season closed Oct. 25.

Golfers don’t seem to be too bothered by a large bull Elk resting near the greens at Estes Park Golf Course on September 24, 2023. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post) ...

Jennifer Jones, a backpacker who recently encountered the bull elk while camping at Grand Teton’s Bearpaw Lake along with ...

A large bull elk, known as #244, was illegally killed in Jackson County, Wisconsin. The elk was part of a reintroduction program and contributed significantly to the herd's growth.

A large bull elk, known as #244, was illegally killed in Jackson County, Wisconsin. The elk was part of a reintroduction program and contributed significantly to the herd's growth.

A bull Elk grazes October 8, 2012 in the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.Yellowstone National Park is America's first national park. A Colorado man was gored in the back by an elk that ...

A large bull elk, known as #244, was illegally killed in Jackson County, Wisconsin. The elk was part of a reintroduction program and contributed significantly to the herd's growth.