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Cruising through the yard in 3 feet of snow last Friday. I believe this is a yearling cow moose, a different animal than the moose we've seen recently.
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Originally Posted by Hummer
I was about 5 yards from her as she trotted by. I'd like to put a saddle on her and ride through the woods.
Saw these guys today on Genesee Ridge Road and Currant Dr at about 12:58 pm.
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Those elk look pretty healthy, fat and happy. Last week before the big snow we took a drive to Estes and must have seen 200 elk from Meeker Park to Estes Park. They looked more ragged and somewhat thin. The next day we saw a group of elk a half mile up the road from the house--St. Vrain and Lefthand drainage elk. They were in much better shape, better coat and full bellied. To me it is indicative of the out of balance big game management situation in Rocky Mountain National Park.
They were all still there about 30-40 minutes later when I drove by again as well.
I'm grilling elk steaks and corn on the cob and this little fellow showed up a few minutes ago. I told him to go away and not come back.
(Yes, I took in the feeder.)
Another moose went through today but I didn't see it. Also, a fox this morning.
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That's neat! Nice looking bear.
Yes, he's a beauty. Or, she's a beauty.
A different one than the brown one we saw a couple weeks ago.
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I enjoyed seeing the bears around our home in Bailey. Usually a nightly occurrence during the summer months.
A black bear was so determined to break into a doughnut delivery vehicle, it ripped off the car's back bumper.
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