Elk!
- Thread starter mmayo
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Hippie3180
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That's so cool.
JohnU
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4 Bulls together … I could never get tired of seeing that! I'm jealous!
tomtedesco
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Follow them when they shed their racks, dozens of pen blanks.
mmayo
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They travel soooo far each day. Someone finds them, sadly not me.Follow them when they shed their racks, dozens of pen blanks.
mmayo
Member
We are blessed John with critters of every kind every day.
Woodchipper
Member
Outstanding creatures. They have stocked them in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina. They have grown so much that they lend a lot to the economy of the Qualla Reservation, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. I'll see if I can find the link to a remote camera in Tennessee. Be aware they don't hang around posing. Check back often.
https://twrf.net/elk-cam/
https://twrf.net/elk-cam/
egnald
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Very Cool! - Dave
TellicoTurning
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A little insensitive, but my uncle's brother in law went elk hunting in Idaho or Montana.... elk steaks are delicious.
mmayo
Member
I have
I've had elk and agree. These elk are safe in our community but if they pass into Tejon ranch they can be hunted. They moved from Tejon to our community intelligently.
SabertoothBunny
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Them there critters look tasty with some very useful antlers.....
mmayo
Member
It has been raining for two weeks. Soft ground and heavy creatures with small hoofs make for deep tracks. My hillsides are a mess. Still love them.
Peter Adams
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That was my first thought!Follow them when they shed their racks, dozens of pen blanks.
Penultimate
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First time I saw an elk, unfortunately mounted, I was surprised how big they were. We have deer running thru our yard each morning.