A great short video for all you fans nature.


  1. LittleJay
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    A great short video for all you fans nature.


    Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Video by Scott McKinley - YouTube

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  3. jadinolf
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    Beautiful!

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  4. LADYPINKtomato1
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    Beautiful, our Game and Fish commission some years back introduced Elk in NWestern AR, the hunters now have to draw to get a chance to kill one, that part of my state is much like what can be seen in the video, lack of snow is not a high point however, occasionally we do get really nice snow up there.
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