Elk

This odd food is something our state is known for.

Wolves have always been stellar hunters, but it's always crazy to see just how precise and un-afraid they are when taking down this elk in Yellowstone National Park.

Calving season is generally late-May to early-June.

Sometimes everyone needs a little help. It's nice to see a couple of hunters who went out of their way to help this big fella out.

Thanks to technology and a dedicated filmmaker and biologist. We get up close and personal with a migrating heard of elk up in the Yellowstone area.

Cosby reportedly lied to investigators about the area in which he took the elk.

Game and Fish is seeking applications to a CWD Working Group to help craft recommendations to revise the CWD Management Plan.

It's not exactly breaking news that wolves and elk are natural adversaries. But, it's not everyday where you get to see video of their conflict. That's exactly what happened recently at Yellowstone National Park.

The carcass and remaining edible portions were thrown over a guardrail and abandoned.

There's a sweet new video making the rounds on the net that proves without a doubt that there are likely more elk than people in Buffalo, Wyoming.

Behr was taken by ambulance to Livingston Memorial Hospital, according to a statement from park officials.

It was unclear whether Triplett saw the calf or the cow elk before the encounter.