Did she have it for dinner afterward?
Kewl.
Stupid elk.
Another clumsy attempt at elk camouflage.
Here we have an elk trying to convince everyone he’s a John Deer tractor.
Hey! Elk boy!
You got to paint yourself green.
This seems to be a rare opportunity to link to that internet classic, “Dogs in Elk.”
https://wwwx.cs.unc.edu/~hays/humor/dogs_in_elk.html
It begins:
Anne V; “ Okay - I know how to take meat away from a dog. How do I take a dog away from meat? This is not, unfortunately, a joke.”
Amy C; “Um, can you give us a few more specifics here?”
Anne V; “They’re inside of it. They crawled inside, and now I have a giant incredibly heavy piece of carcass in my yard, with 2 dogs inside of it, and they are NOT getting bored of it and coming out. One of them is snoring. I have company arriving in three hours, and my current plan is to 1. put up a tent over said carcass and 2. hang thousands of fly strips inside it. This has been going on since about 6:40 this morning.”
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I am glad that the poor elk was finally released from the misery of the swing. It must have been both painful and terrifying.