Elk photos

let me know what you think.
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Sometime's you have to wonder if they are just messin with you?
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:-k
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MuleyMadness
You egging these boys on? :)

Nice pics. :thumb
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bullsnot
Very nice photos. I like what you did with the focus in the first pic. Not sure I like the soft edges on the one photo but that's a personal thing and some love it. What kind of camera did you use?
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JDavid
Wonderful pictures.
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ABert
Gotta say my favorite is the cow nosing the calf. The cow looks like she just came out of a beauty salon!
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TheGreatwhitehunter
awesome pics
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Uhhhh where exactly were these pictures taken? I'm looking to do a shoot myself.... But not till October. haha
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Very nice pictures. What did you take them with?
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I wish these Bulls were in an open unit, or heck even Utah for that matter. Unfortunately they are Roosevelt elk in Northern California or more specific Redwood national Park.
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dahlmer
Great pictures. I assume that is a very impressive Roosevelt bull.
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"dahlmer" wrote:Great pictures. I assume that is a very impressive Roosevelt bull.
 Not sure What a big Roosevelt is? Anyone know?
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sneekeepete
Awesome! 10sign: Thanks for sharing.
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dahlmer
"bonehead" wrote:
dahlmer wrote:Great pictures. I assume that is a very impressive Roosevelt bull.
 Not sure What a big Roosevelt is? Anyone know?
 Roosevelt elk are a close cousin to the Rocky Mountain Elk which is common throughout most of the west and the most well known. Roosevelt are smaller and are found predominately in coastal areas in northern California, Oregon, and Washington. I'm not sure that there are any real physical traits that differentiate the two other than size. I have never actually seen one.

I would guess a similar example might be Mule Deer vs. Blacktail Deer.
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