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Roosevelt elk bathed in warm light

Bull elk resting in the tall meadow grass in the fall.

Bull elk sparring off in Jasper National Park

Yellowstone National Park

Female Elk Posing for Close Up

Various images of different Elk

Young Elk Eating greenery from a tree in Banff Canada

American or Canadian Elk shot in early winter in deep snow north Quebec Canada.

Six point bulk elk walking out of the pine trees into a meadow.

$A big male elk and an elk cows are being herded on a hil top in the Rocky Mountain National Park in Moraine Park. Elk here are large members of the deer family, known for the Prominent antlers and characteristic \$

Bull elk with antler rack in Jasper National Park

Elk crossing Highway 380 near Lincoln, New Mexico.

Poland , September, meeting with the elk bull (Alces alces) in a meadow among forests Horizontal view

Herd of Elf in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

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American Elk on pasture in Banff visible from the road during a trip to Canadian Rockies

Portrait of a large male elk with spectacular velvet antlers – Jasper National Park, Canada

Male elk chewing grass on the side of the road

Bull elk with antler rack in Jasper National Park

Hornless big deer eats dry grass in the Grand Canyon area, Arizona USA

One elk looking at camera in the winter time with frosty hairs and winter background.

Bull Elk pass the highway near Jasper, Alberta, Canada

Elk (Cervus canadensis) Wild Elk released into the Tomblin WMA in southern West Virginia as part of the Elk restoration project stated 1n 2016 to bring wild elk herds to West Virginia after 130 years.

Rocky Mountain Elk, North American Elk, Winter in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. In the snow.

Bull elk with antler rack in Jasper National Park

Red deer with big horns standing in a forest on a sunny fall day

The Tule Elk (Cervus canadensis nannodes) is a small elk found only in California. It lives in the grasslands and marshlands of the Central Valley to the grassy hills of the Pacific Coast. At one time, an estimated 500,000 tule elk roamed this region. By 1870 they were thought to be extinct. In 1874 a single breeding pair was found in the tule marshes of the southern San Joaquin Valley. In the 1970’s conservation measures were taken to protect the elk. Today, the wild population numbers about 5,700. This bull elk is silhouetted on a hillside at Tomales Point in Point Reyes National Seashore north of San Francisco, California, USA.

Female Elk Licking its Nose

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