Don't Approach the Wildlife - Elk Edition

[btfc]

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1059851

"Two people were injured when a male elk attacked a woman in Estes Park, Colorado, a state parks official said.

Video showed a woman thrown to the ground and poked with the bull elk's antlers, said Jason Clay, a spokesman for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The Thursday morning attack took place near the town's visitors center."



"Woman attacked by elk on sidewalk in Estes Park"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rxW3WPhwc10

[Racer X]

"Take that beotch! I'll show you who has the biggest rack!"

[RAMd®d]

That pic reminds me of Challenge milk and butter from way back.

The butter is still around but I don't think their milk products include half-gallons of whole milk anymore.

That may be a moose, though.

Those people are lucky.

[Kraniac]

jeeziz..Elk in the Rut..people, including the folks who run this visitor center? seems pretty random and loose over there with disoriented and jacked up bull Elk running about in tha Estes Park V Elk zoo...these Bulls are extremely aggressive right at this moment..dont they have folks working there trying to keep the Bulls away...make sure people know what they're dealing with? That Woman is extremely lucky..she could have been killed in a second if that Bull took a few stomps..

contrary to the news piece..Estes Park is place im usually trying to get the hell out of..

[MrNoBody]

"Woman attacked by elk on sidewalk in Estes Park"

Sidewalks in a park full of wildlife, what could possibly go wrong?
oooh, let's open a beach for swimmers in the Everglades!
:dunno: