A 700-pound bull elk in Estes Park has been on a tear this fall, going after trucks and golf carts with his antlers. Local body shops say he is not even close to the only one doing it this year.
Nobody was going to get close to his family.
The Slippery Ann elk viewing area on the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge east of Lewistown is renowned for the huge numbers of elk that gather there every fall.
The majestic herbivores once roamed vast swaths of the Eastern United States until they were hunted into extinction, but they are quickly making a comeback.
Elk are heralded as the standard of toughness for North American big game, but is their reputation more lore than reality?
Bruiser, the lone elk on Whidbey Island, has died after 14 years of celebrity status among locals. He was known for his solitary wandering and tangled antlers.
The rut runs through mid-October in Estes Park and Colorado’s popular National Park as fall takes over Colorado. Popular ...
Pennsylvania's new October general firearms season is underway and hunters are finding unique and massive bulls during the ...
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