Bull elk

Moving too fast can be an issue staying upright.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol recently shared a photo of a number of Bull Elk near Interstate 80 by the Evanston Port of Entry.

We've all been there. Life can be a lot sometimes, right? We go through the motions and sometimes, we just need to crash wherever we're at

Yellowstone National Park officials have put out a news release to remind tourists not to approach, engage with, or otherwise irritate Bull Elk during mating season, which has started this month.

I don't normally wish bad things on people, but in this case I believe the human deserved it. Someone in a car in Estes Park, Colorado thought it would be a good idea to taunt a bull elk with his ladies nearby. That didn't end well for the car.

It's hard to believe that a bull elk could tolerate something like this for so long. Video shows one of these beautiful beasts that had a tire around its neck for two years, but there's good news to pass along.

Anyone that has been Elk hunting knows that sometimes even with the best of shots those Elk can end up in some crazy positions, but this one is crazy.

It always amazes me when people think they can't be hurt by a wild animal and refuse to move when they come in close contact.

Some people tend to get huffy with me when I exaggerate numbers. If that's you, prepare to get ticked as I have video of what looks like to me to be a bazillion Wyoming bull elk.

A South Dakota hunter just shared a video of one of his most epic backcountry encounters, but it didn't happen in the Dakotas. It's 2 huge bull elk that he came face-to-snout with in Wyoming's Bighorns.