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This yearling female elk is very friendly and unafraid. The evening sun turns her coat dark red. She is very curious.
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This yearling female elk is very friendly and unafraid. The evening sun turns her coat dark red. She is very curious.

  • This large elk did not like me in the neighborhood. Just after I shot this image he put his head down and chased me across the road and into the woods.
  • This bull elk became caught in a September blizzard in Yellowstone National Park. This was a fun day and as I approached he just kept walking away. He is very much at home in this environment.
  • Hidding in the tall grass this large elk suddenly raised his head. He is surrounded by beautiful fall colors. This enormous bull elk has a fantastic rack making an exciting and beautiful image.
  • This young bull elk has been grazing in a stand of forest that had recently been through a fire. The new grass was sweet and he watched me but continued to eat.
  • This yearling female elk is very friendly and unafraid. The evening sun turns her coat dark red. She is very curious.
  • This elk is about to do battle to protect his turf. I will be a major fight, horns bashing and elk grunting.
  • This elk was walking through the Aspens when he stopped to watch me for a few moments. It is fall and he blends in well with his background.
  • He was not happy to have his nap disturbed and raised his head with a disapproving look. He is the largest elk I have ever seen. The colors certainly blends well with the surrounding forest.
  • The crash was furious. The fighting continues, the determination building and each taking stock of the other. Back and forth, pushing and shoving they go. They back off for a moment, look at each other and strike again.
  • This beautiful, young bull elk was found grazing in a large open field. He represents the health of the herd, strong, with an excellent coat and plenty of food. Not to mention, that he poses nicely.
  • This bull elk is protecting his territory and was ready for action. The wildness in his eyes display purpose.
  • Each bull elk must fight to protect their territory and their females from intruders. These displays are serious and can cause injury and even death. These large bulls lunge and crash into each other with power and force.
  • After a big dinner, this young female needs to sit for awhile and commune with this photographer. She only felt comfortable if I sat down with her.
  • A sudden September snow storm catches elk and photographer by surprise. The elk comes through the whiteness in the image and we can feel the cold and beauty of the snow.
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