From the editorial: "Imagine, elk back in Northeastern Minnesota, their sprawling tree-limb antlers, their haunting bugle ...
They attract nature watchers looking to see something majestic in Penn’s Woods, but the state closely regulates how many elk hunters can take from nature each year. It’s made licenses to ...
Amanda Kooser covers the quirky side of science and space. A majestic piebald elk captured in photos isn’t quite one in a million, but it is one in 100,000. The rare animal is a mix of white and ...
Though pretty damn majestic – there’s a reason why they ... and head weaponry that you certainly don’t want to get in the way ...
Pennsylvania’s Elk County can’t be accused of false advertising. Visit the rural county at the right time of year and you’re likely to see elk, the second largest species in the deer family.