Yellowstone National Park officials have issued a warning for visitors to stay away from bull elk during fall mating season, which is now in full swing. Their language of love is not the same as ...

Yellowstone National Park officials have issued a warning for visitors to stay away from bull elk during fall mating season, which is now in full swing. Their language of love is not the same as ...

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — Yellowstone officials are warning visitors to the park to stay away from bull elk during mating season, which is commonly referred to as the rut. The following was ...

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK (KIFI) - Yellowstone National Park officials report the elk rut has begun in Yellowstone. Bull elk can be extremely dangerous during this time. Officials remind you to ...

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Since we have to go to Island Park and West Yellowstone tomorrow, why don’t we make a short trip to Yellowstone Park?” asked ...

Footage has surfaced showing a Yellowstone National Park tourist taunting a bull elk from his vehicle, and the elk popping his tire with its antlers.

An internationally famous Yellowstone National Park bull elk has died, likely killed by the Canyon wolf pack, which was seen feeding on his carcass. Elk No. 10, the last to wear a yellow ear tag ...

Yellowstone wolves also prey on elk, deer, and smaller mammals. Wolf pups are born in early spring. They typically begin to emerge from dens at 10-14 days, according to the park .

Wyoming's K2 Radio on Monday shared footage showing a Yellowstone National Park tourist taunting a bull elk from his vehicle, and the elk popping one of the man's tires. "Watch out buddy," the ...

A bull elk patrols his territory in Mammoth in Yellowstone Park in September 2016. BOB ZELLAR, For the Star-Tribune Elk trends in Hunting District 313, the southern end of Paradise Valley, are ...

Elk safety The National Park Service (NPS) explains that elk are the most numerous mammal at Yellowstone, with between 10,000 and 20,000 of the animals living in the park through the summer months.