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Hundreds of elk wintering west of Loveland make for prime viewing

About 1,000 elk migrate from the Rocky Mountain National Park area to the west side of Loveland from Masonville to Carter Lake.

United statesRocky mountain national parkCarter lakeMariana butteEstes parkClayton brossartMountain national parkEstes valleyColorado parksLarimer county roadCarter lake roadWest first streetGlade roadMariana butte golf courseBuckhorn road

CPW officers rescue elk with antlers tangled in fencing

An elk with about 30 feet of fencing tangled around its antlers was spotted in Estes Park Tuesday morning. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers rescued it.

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife saves elk entangled in mesh fencing near Estes Park

Colorado Parks and Wildlife saves elk entangled in mesh fencing near Estes Park
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Huge Bull Elk With Enormous Antlers Gets Tangled in Fencing

The elk was spotted in the middle of a busy intersection in Colorado, with around 30 feet of fencing tangled in its antlers.

United statesRocky mountain national parkEstes parkClayton brossartNational park serviceEstes park police departmentMountain national parkColorado parksNational parkNorth americaAnimal rescueColorado parks and wildlife

CPW rehabilitates young bear injured and orphaned

CPW rehabilitates young bear injured and orphaned DENVER – After a rough beginning to life, a yearling black bear injured during the Camreon Peak Fire is back roaming the Colorado Rocky Mountains with a new lease on life. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) treated and rehabilitated this young bear for nearly five months before releasing it back into the mountains in Larimer County on May 5. Special circumstances and collaboration that spanned across landowners, wildlife officers, state wildlife health and wildlife rehabilitation officials allowed for the unique opportunity to treat this bear, but its natural survival instincts is really what kept it going.

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