elk

A richly illustrated look at the lives of North American elk, discussing their evolution, current status, and future, as well as their mating rituals, bull and cow herding behavior, defense mechanisms, diet, physical changes, and other related topics.

A Boy Scout program in Jackson, Wyoming, collects elk antlers and sells them at auction to help pay for an elk feeding program at the National Elk Refuge.

With the help of a highway patrolman, a twenty-year-old bull elk, his lifetime mate, and a camel calf strayed from a circus show attempt to reach Yellowstone Park before hunting season opens.

Discusses the life cycle of the elk, its characteristics, habitat, environment, predators, and its place in our world today in relation to man.

Text and accompanying photographs discuss the diversity and adaptability of deer and elk as well as recent conservation efforts.

Describes the appearance, behavior, life cycle, migration, and predators of the Rocky Mountain elk.

Presents an introduction to elk, providing information on their physical characteristics, habitat, life cycle, and behavior.

Discusses the physical characteristics, habits, natural environment, and life cycle of the elk.

Introduces the five species of North American deer, including elk, moose, caribou, white-tailed deer, and mule deer, providing information about their habitats, migrations, nutrition, movement, behaviors, body parts, birth and growth, means of defense, and interactions with humans.

Follows a year in the life of a mother elk, her calf, and a bull in the Olympic Mountains of Washington State where these animals are named in honor of President Roosevelt.