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Series of around 20 clips of large elk lying down at different places in our yard - all caught on our trail cameras. On the last clip, the elk uses his hooves and antlers to clear a little area of branches and debris before he lies down.
Elk herd in Stallion Springs, CA
Series of clips of all kinds of wild animals walking up to and away from a low-lying trail camera in our yard.
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Large, grassy field on a foggy day. A giant herd of elk is mostly grazing. Trees in the far background.
Elk on the dry bed of our pond among the woods. He straightens up a spot a little with his huge antlers and then lies down. But it takes a lot to get down and it looks cumbersome!
Many elk crossing the road as cars wait. The whole video is faded colors as it was very foggy out.
Elk walking through the woods. The left side of his antlers (his left) are bent/growing down instead of up. They look pretzeled. But he seems good overall.
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Many large elk walking around the basketball court with some deflated balls on the ground and drinking some water out of a trough, Surrounded by woods.
Two black bears, one looking like a youngster. She stops at an old elk skull that is in the woods and munches on the antlers.
Two elk fighting with their antlers in a night-time video caught in the yard on our trail camera. They push back and forth in an epic tug of war.
Large elk with huge antlers in a grassy field approaching some of the rest of the herd.
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Elk in the PNW, mossy woods. He stops in front of the camera and takes a few moments to lie down his massive frame. He has very large, velvety antlers.
Black and white, night time video of two large elk fighting with their antlers. They are right in front of the trail camera and go in and out of the frame as they go back and forth.
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From a trail camera next to our basketball court, three large elk with nice antlers walk around and survey the area. One kinda points his antlers at another and the other backs off quickly.