I took the opportunity to take a few Elk pictures on the trip. We have a few in the area around the Acreage, but they are very elusive, so any opportunity to get some good photos should be grabbed. About 2 months ago, these bulls would be scrapping with each other. Now they are getting along really well.
When it is sunny, and warm, they seem to be pretty laid back.
No trophies in the lot, but some nice bulls. The full curl ram http://wildwestfarm.blogspot.com/2011/11/it-was-time-for-getaway.html was a ram that would be very high in demand, and worth a lot of money!
The cow elk was very laid back and content just to watch the bulls approaching.
they're beautiful! lucky you to get so up close and personal!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Makes Lancaster County look pretty boring! :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos.
ReplyDeleteThe third photo from the top is STUNNING. They look fantastic in all that snow.
ReplyDeleteGreat Photos Ian! You need to get a job as a photographer with the National Geographic Magazine. Of course they would probably ship you over to Africa to take pictures of lions a & monkeys.
ReplyDeleteVery majestic, how did you get so close?
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. God sure did it right didn't He?
ReplyDeleteGreat pics again. Don't those elk look funny from behind! LOL
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