Rescued! Pair of elk trapped in hay stack in northern British Columbia February 15, 2020 Oh, hay! Two elk are lucky to survive what they must have thought at first was an easy meal. Instead, on Thursday wildlife officers… Continue Reading
File Under Canada: Police stop traffic to help elk cross road November 23, 2019 People in the Rocky Mountain town of Canmore, Alberta are used to seeing elk. But perhaps not quite like this. Filmmaker Andy Arts was… Continue Reading
Elk Crossing: Incredible video shows huge herd of elk running across a road January 17, 2019 How did the elk cross the road? By the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds. Too many to count, really. But that’s what a crew… Continue Reading
Elk attacks truck during rutting season in Jasper National Park September 20, 2018 During fall mating season for elk in the Canadian Rockies, it’s tempting to stop and watch — or capture some images. But it can… Continue Reading
Sharpshooters: Wildlife officers untangle two elk locked at the antlers April 20, 2017 Left to themselves, these two elk surely would have died. But Fish and Wildlife officers in northern Alberta managed to get between to bull… Continue Reading
Moose, elk falling through window wells and into basements in Idaho February 7, 2017 You know that houseguest whom you never invited and just won’t leave? Well, a family in Hailey, Idaho just had one such unwanted wake… Continue Reading
Animals in Distress: Conservation officers in British Columbia jump into action January 10, 2017 Conservation officers have a tough job. Some days they save a wild animal; others they have no choice but to euthanize it. Just in… Continue Reading
Alberta wildlife officers save elk with antlers tangled in wire fencing October 18, 2016 This could have turned out much worse. But Alberta Fish and Wildlife officers recently came to the rescue of an elk tangled in 50 metres of… Continue Reading
School of Hard Knocks: Elk charges camera wielding tourist in Yellowstone June 4, 2016 As a tour guide at Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris, Jody Tibbitts has seen a lot of things. But he was stunned when he saw… Continue Reading
Meatless Monday: First Nation chief loses status after poaching elk April 11, 2016 The Ucluelet First Nation has removed its hereditary chief status from a convicted elk poacher following his conviction last January for killing an elk… Continue Reading
