Cyclists encounters 6 massive bull elk
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From: Goelk
09-Jul-22
Cyclists encounters 6 massive bull elk on mountain road in Rocky Mountain National park. I dont know how to put the video on here. PrettyCool
From: KHunter
11-Jul-22
umm…..
From: Paul@thefort
11-Jul-22
A group of cyclists were stopped in their tracks when they ran into a six bull elk on a trail at Rocky Mountain National Park. The video was first shared to Facebook by James Mason in June 2020.
Adult bull elk are incredibly powerful animals and can weigh up to 780 pounds.
Despite the species' generally passive behavior, it's important to remember that an altercation with one of Colorado's many elk can have serious consequences. If you find yourself in a similar situation, have patience and allow them to peacefully pass. Never attempt to touch or approach wildlife.
See on youtube
From: KHunter
11-Jul-22
LOL. There should be a rule that no posting about “cool” videos without sharing the doggone weblink.
From: JohnMC
11-Jul-22
Khunter it is hard to copy and then post a link on here. We do that goelk and maybe someone else would not be able to post ;)
From: goelk
11-Jul-22
What's a Weblink? LOL I did tried but it would not let me
From: SlipShot
11-Jul-22
SlipShot's Link
https://www.facebook.com/ckmjames/videos/10223161973494519/
From: Jaquomo
11-Jul-22
"Adult bull elk...can weigh up to 780 pounds". Not 785. Nope, 780..
From: Brun
11-Jul-22
I laughed at that one also Jaq.
From: >>>---WW---->
12-Jul-22
Who gives a rat's arse how much Paul thinks a mature bull elk can weigh or how Khunter thinks things should be or not be posted.
But a big thanks to SlipShot for helping Goelk post the video. Very nice video indeed!!!!
From: BeanMan
13-Jul-22
Fall River Road is worth a drive, especially in mid to late September
From: goelk
13-Jul-22
Thanks SlipShot
From: KHunter
14-Jul-22
always the pleasant demeanor WW. Glad you are still kicking.
From: KC9
14-Jul-22
I do not believe Paul wrote that paragraph. It was copied and pasted from an article on the internet. I had read it earlier..... besides, Paul knows they can grow to at least 783 lbs....:)
