Rocky Mountain Elk, Pennsylvania thumbnails only

A Pennsylvania Rocky Mountain Elk feeds in a field late into this fall day.

A huge Pennsylvania Bull Elk is smelling a small tree he has been rubbing.

A large 7x6 Rocky Mountain Elk watches over one of his cows.

A young bull elk feeds along the edge of the woods. Fall folliage adds to the background color while frost-covered weeds anchors the foreground.

A bull and cow elk are silhouetted against a late day sky.

A huge Pennsylvania bull elk passes by the edge of some hardwoods.

A 6x6 bull elk takes care of an itch.

A large 7x6 bull elk's antlers are partially silhouetted against the opening in the trees.

I don't think I would want to navigate the thick woods with those large antlers on my head.

A Royal 6x6 Bull Elk does what elk do during the late morning hours - He beds down.

A huge Pennsylvania Rocky Mountain Bull Elk rubs a comparatively tiny tree.

A 6x6 Rocky Mountain Elk captured in the woods.

A large Pennsylvania Rocky Mountain Bull Elk detroys an evergreen tree during the fall rut.

A spike bull elk feeds in a grass field.

A large Pennsylvania Bull Elk guards his harem from competing bulls. A frost-covered field of grass and Queen Anne's Lace is backdropped by fall foliage.

A huge Pennsylvania Bull Elk feeds in the late afternoon.

A Royal Bull Elk tests the wind while bedded down in the late morning sun.

A young bull elk feeds in a frost-covered grass field early in the morning.

A front-on shot of a Royal (6x6) Bull Elk's antlers.

This large Bull Rocky Mountain Elk is itching its back with its antlers.

A Pennsylvania Rocky Mountain Elk feeds in a grass field late in the afternoon.

This alert Rocky Mountain Elk is bedded near the edge of a woods.

A bull elk shows affection to his lady.

A large bull elk smells the tree that it has been rubbing. It seemed to really like the smell of the crushed and broken evergreen branches.

Sunlight streaming through the trees illuminates this large Pennsylvanian Elk.

A very large bull wapiti (elk) feeds by the woods edge.

A large bull elk feeds in a grass field late in the day.

Something has caught this nearly perfectly-symmetrical 6x6 Royal Bull Elk's attention.

Typical of Elk behavior, this big bull Elk is feeding late in the day.

I think this Elk thinks I stink. Oh well.

A spike bull Elk stands at alert. Its primary danger is the larger bull that is nearby.