A young spike elk did its best Superman impersonation after getting a blue tarp tangled up in its antlers and then running off with the rest of the herd. It happened in Gearhart, Oregon.
“He managed to extricate himself just a few houses up the street. I retrieved the tarp,” Eve Marx wrote in a Facebook comment. “They were all grazing peacefully ten minutes later up on the golf course.”
Thick, wet and rugged. Negotiating the steep forestland along the Oregon Coast to hunt, let alone find Roosevelt elk is challenging. Leupold & Stevens CEO [...]
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its partners allocated $4,345,186 for a series of projects to improve habitat for elk, mule and [...]
Ten days after Coloradans decisively rejected a ballot initiative that sought to ban mountain lion hunting, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commission unanimously adopted [...]