#bull elk

[softwaring]

[moodbroads]

oh- cervidae!!? XDD

but oh... cervidae.. <3

[riverwindphotography]

A bull elk on the move near Biscuit Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

(c) gif by riverwindphotography, ~September 2012

[without-ado]

battle of two elks l Kyle Wicks l Canada

[bent-rod]

“Your Majesty!” - Bull Elk Bugling, Montana

[southernhuntress]

Just amazed 😍

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Wapiti

Bull Elk, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.

By Paddle Man

[deer-a-day]

perhaps an elk bugling? (that famous thing where they tilt their head n scream lolol)

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I like how they make noises. big fan.

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Bull Elk in Montana.

📸 by Jack Bell Photography

"I would rather be amongst forest animals and the sound of nature, than amongst city traffic and the noise of man."

- Anthony D. Williams

[seanssaenz]

9/16/23 Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

-Sean S. 勝雲

[bonerdonorxxx44]

[backroad-song]

[kingshook1]

[xvxvcaspervxvx]

Making Friends

2 Bucks gett'n acquainted!

You can edit animal behavior with mods to help with your photography skills!

Albert would be proud, I think.

[androgynousbirdtale]

You know, some people are just that stupid...

As someone who lives in Colorado, where elk herds are just part of the landscape, this doesn't even surprise me anymore. Especially when these idiots get hurt. LEAVE THEM ALONE!

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Yellowstone National Park is home to natural beauty in many forms, from the steaming Grand Prismatic Spring to the countless elk and bighorn sheep that wander its lands. But these things are meant to be appreciated from afar, as they often present a real and present danger to unsuspecting tourists.

One recent Yellowstone visitor got a little too comfortable with the wildlife while trying to capture a precious moment. The Instagram account Tourons of Yellowstone, which chronicles the shenanigans of tourist morons in the park, shared video of the encounter that could've easily turned gruesome in a matter of seconds.

A woman got up close to a bull elk grazing on grass on the side of the road to try to get a photo of the feeding animal. "The poor animal is trying to eat, and this crazy psychopath [is trying to take a picture]," the person recording the video can be heard saying.

The elk then looks up from its meal and turns toward the woman and begins moving toward her while the person recording—the woman's daughter—implores her to get back in the car. She turned the camera around to seemingly try to get a selfie with the animal as it charges toward her before she fled to the parked car across the road. As she catches her breath, someone asks her the question on everyone's minds: "Did you get a picture?"

Bull elk aren't exactly the friendliest animals up close. While this year's rut may be over, that doesn't mean one of these massive animals won't try to attack you if given the chance.

Duh, Jessica, big mf duh.

[alliyokai]

made a friend