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From the Fort Colin’s Colorodoan
Rocky Mountain National Park's most beloved bull elk found dead
Rocky Mountain National Park's most beloved bull elk found dead
Rocky Mountain National Park Iconic Bull Elk Passes
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R.I.P.
Yep. I saw that on a fishing site with a photo forum I'm on. A real beauty.
Demodave
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Elk - Dave Buick
I love Wildlife. I love enjoying God's creation. I'm just a simple guy who enjoys capturing moments of nature. Typically I spend hours or days with an animal, learning it's individual behavior and personality. Capturing that personality is the goal. Feel free to contact me for any questions...
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If I read the article correctly he was not far out of Estes Park. Have any pictures you’d like to share with those of us not so lucky. Any thoughts on a successor?
Demodave
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See above. I have a bunch on my website. Big Kahuna stayed in and around Moraine Park most of the time which is in RMNP. There are a good number of 7x7's in the park as of last autumn. Haven't been able to get up there recently. Trying to recover from major surgery. I have posted the above link as I can't quite get to my computer yet.
Or see DaveBuickPhotography.com
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Thanks Dave, I’ll check it out. Wishing you a speedy recovery. New to the area and anxious to check it out. My little header picture is from Morraine Park at sunrise about a month ago.
Woody Meristem
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Death comes to all living things. Some of the large bulls here have died as a result of rutting battles, but most are shot -- legally or illegally.