Keeping Elk on the Mind

Elk

Contributors to this thread:

Ckapp22 17-Apr-18

cbfromnd 17-Apr-18

yooper89 17-Apr-18

M.Pauls 17-Apr-18

Brotsky 17-Apr-18

ColoBull 17-Apr-18

Ckapp22 17-Apr-18

BB 17-Apr-18

ColoBull 17-Apr-18

Lovehunt11 17-Apr-18

bowbender77 17-Apr-18

From: Ckapp22

17-Apr-18

Ckapp22's Link

http://stream.webcams.travel/1417810511

Guys, Just thought id share a link I found of a webcam on the refuge. Been watching it on and off the last few weeks at work and it seems to be moved multiple times a day to follow elk as they come and go in the valley. Pretty cool to see hundreds of elk just hanging out. This morning there appeared to be a wolf kill that a whole pack of wolves or coyotes was feeding on. Anyway, just keeping elk on the mind..season is really just a few months away!

From: cbfromnd

17-Apr-18

Wow that is cool! Thanks for sharing, I did not know that webcam existed... Are there others like this?

From: yooper89

17-Apr-18

ohio, where do you see that? All I see is a bunch of crows.

Edit: posted my message before seeing Ohio's pic.

From: M.Pauls

17-Apr-18

I have no window in my office. I'm thinking big screen with a live feed like this could "make me feel more connected" to the outside world :)

From: Brotsky

17-Apr-18

They need to zoom in!!

From: ColoBull

17-Apr-18

Thank you! I'd LOVE to be listening in.

From: Ckapp22

17-Apr-18

Ill admit the picture quality isnt the greatest depending how far away the elk are. It also allows you to go back and see 4 hours previous. It seems for about the last two months, the elk will roll off a ridge on the right, like clockwork around 9am every single day.

Today was pretty cool to see the previous night kill and see the elk interact. Oddly enough, a handful of cows went out of there way to walk right up to the kill and see what was going on. Didn't seem to bother them at all that there were coyotes and im 99% sure wolves eating and roaming around the carcass. There was one time this morning that 4-5 coyotes even circled a lone cow. She busted and took the herd just to the left of the frame. 5 minutes later, they were all laying back down with no care in the world about any predators. Fun to watch their interactions for sure.

From: BB

17-Apr-18