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Mature Bull Elk #2 in Cataloochee Valley this photo was taken on 5th of July.  This is the same elk from yesterdays photo.  Antlers are very fast growing and this shows you how fast they grow.

North Carolina Bull Elk inside The Great Smokey Mountain National Park.  This is an experimental herd inside the park so all of them have tracking devices as well as ear tags.  The ear tags make it possible for us to be sure that we are seeing the same bull.  I was going through my photos [...]