Elk

Wyoming has different traffic issues than other parts of America. Sure, many other places have slowdowns caused by construction. Here our day can come to a cold stop by miles and miles of elk just like it did recently in the western part of our state.

It's not easy being a wolf in Yellowstone. Your pack takes down an elk and thinks it has a quiet dinner only to be interrupted by a very angry grizzly.

As fall turns to winter, numerous animals are leaving their higher-elevation levels to prepare for the oncoming season. Because of this, they are traveling more than usual, and are crossing highways at a higher rate.

Sometimes it's the simple joys in life that you learn to appreciate the most. That's probably why I've found a peculiar joy watching an elk herd frolicking in a pond in Wapiti, Wyoming.

A new video shows what might be a bazillion elk hanging out near Cody. Yes, that might be a slight exaggeration, but you'll have to admit this is a lot of elk.

A Colorado Parks and Wildlife officer recently helped remove a metal can from an elk's hoof.

Kind of ironic how the elk hunter was returning from an elk hunt, only to collide with an elk in his truck.

Always be cautious when approaching a downed animal

Denver7 News reporter Sean Towle captured a massive herd of elk that had invaded the golf course located in the mountains southwest of Denver.

The forecast for the 2020 fall hunting season has been released by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department