The majestic elk bugle echoes through the autumn nights. 🦌 In this season of excitement, bull elk fight, chase and scream at one another for the right to breed. Mating season is a stressful time for the animal, and the bugle may act as a physical release of tension. When visiting public lands this fall, stay at a safe distance while observing these moody bulls. They are unpredictable during this time of year and may change direction without warning. Stay at least 25 yards (two bus lengths) and

19K views · 1.1K reactions | The sound of September It's that time of the year when elk begin their migrations and begin looking for mates during the rut (breeding season). During the rut, elk bulls may fight, bugle and protect their harems (cows & calves). This time of the year also means elk bulls can become agitated if any other animal, object or person appears to pose a challenge. Always stay far away from all wildlife! | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

Elk charges at couple walking their dogs