Rocky Mountain elk are one of the biggest mammals in Colorado. Bulls (males) can weigh 700 pounds and have antlers with a spread of up to five feet. In September and early October the rut, or mating season, takes place. Bulls will make their way down to the large herds of cows (females) and their calves (young).
"Glistening With Dew"
It had rained heavily the night before in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. As he fed early the next morning, this bull elk got his rack covered with drops from the grasses. This image is sized for printing ideally at 11 x 14" or smaller.
It had rained heavily the night before in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. As he fed early the next morning, this bull elk got his rack covered with drops from the grasses. This image is sized for printing ideally at 11 x 14" or smaller.
"Glistening With Dew"
It had rained heavily the night before in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. As he fed early the next morning, this bull elk got his rack covered with drops from the grasses. This image is sized for printing ideally at 11 x 14" or smaller.
It had rained heavily the night before in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. As he fed early the next morning, this bull elk got his rack covered with drops from the grasses. This image is sized for printing ideally at 11 x 14" or smaller.
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