However, pronghorns need open space, not only to display their spellbinding speed, but also to forage. The iconic grassland ...

From bison encounters to ancient wilderness, these are the Most Treasured Views in South Dakota. Here’s how to see them.

There’s something wildly beautiful and majestic about deer. These beautiful mammals exist in nature with so many interesting facts to back them up. To start things off, there are two main groups of ...

Fifty percent of the elk harvest comes from Region 3 in the southwest part of the state. The forest outside Dillon, which encompasses several mountain ranges, affords elk security cover while also ...

When people think of visiting Steamboat Springs, Colorado, it's often for one thing—skiing. And there's no doubt that the skiing in this western mountain town is top-notch. But it turns out Steamboat ...

Soil Engineers: How Elk Hooves and Waste Transform Forest Floors. ... meaning a single wolf pack of 6-8 individuals might consume 15-20 elk annually. Mountain lions, bears, and coyotes also rely ...

Soil Engineers: How Elk Hooves and Waste Transform Forest Floors. ... meaning a single wolf pack of 6-8 individuals might consume 15-20 elk annually. Mountain lions, bears, and coyotes also rely ...

However, at the behest of wildlife watchers and hunters, moose were introduced to Colorado starting in 1978. The first batch ...

Nestled in the eastern part of Idaho near Yellowstone, Harriman State Park sits within what locals affectionately call “The Golden Triangle” – a wildlife paradise where moose, elk, and trumpeter swans ...

Wildlife officials believe the two elk are leftovers from the large herd that winters in the Larimer County foothills and ...

• Elk Bugle Corps: Rocky Mountain National Park enlists the help of about 100 volunteers who hang out at Horseshoe Park, Upper Beaver Meadows and Moraine Park nightly through mid-October to help ...

A bull elk, they said, had become ensnared in a climbing rope and was stuck on a steep hillside. “I couldn’t believe what they were telling me,” Hake said. “We’ve never seen elk on that ...