Estes Park

Different species of animals meeting up in the wild are not always peaceful encounters.

Wildlife is precious and knowing what they are capable of is always a good sign of common sense.

Wildlife is called that for a reason, but humans everyday still feel the need to agitate them.

I have to wonder out loud what these drivers were thinking. A new video shows two family vehicles who found out the hard way what happens when you get too close too a bull elk during rutting season.

When you're trying to impress the ladies, it doesn't really matter where you are. Some things just have to be settled here and now. That was the case for two bull elk who decided to spar over ladies in the middle of a Colorado playground.

In a world of "don'ts", this would be near the top of the list. A man in Colorado decided it would be a good idea to challenge an elk. His decision was quickly regretted as the elk promptly chased him out of the park.

It's nice to have frequent visitors even if they are elk. A Colorado home has had an elk named Sam show up at their door 14 years in a row.

What did she think was gonna happen? There's a new video that shows a lady why decided to talk to a bull elk during rutting season. He responded the only way a bull elk could.

Dust devils are not uncommon and for the most part are harmless. A new video from Estes Park shows that's not always the case.

Just in case you start to think too much of yourself, it's nice to be reminded by nature that you're not quite as epic as you think. That's especially true of a new video showing two bull elk in a showdown near Estes Park.

Now I know that I've said this on more than one occasion about being super cautious when it comes to elk. Heck, last week I did a post on how far away you need to be if you ever run into an elk or moose.