Hunting

I follow a lot of hunters on social media, but I've never witnessed anything quite like this before. A new video share shows a huge bull elk that was stopped in his tracks wedged in between two trees.

If close counted, a group of Yellowstone wolf pups would be given credit for being excellent hunters. Unfortunately for them, in the wild it doesn't count as a new video shows that they cornered an elk, but didn't know what to do next.

Planned? Maybe.

This does not mean they can go hunting on their own.

A South Dakota hunter just shared a video of one of his most epic backcountry encounters, but it didn't happen in the Dakotas. It's 2 huge bull elk that he came face-to-snout with in Wyoming's Bighorns.

If you're gonna hunt in grizzly country, you better have good instincts about when it's time to move and where. One hunter showed an uncanny sense of bear behavior when he spotted 5 grizzlies and rightly predicted they were gonna head right toward them.

If you've never heard a mountain lion scream while camping and/or hunting in the wild, you're missing out. Wait. Maybe you're not. A Wyoming hunter shared blood-curdling cat screams he heard while hunting something else and the responses are hysterical.

How did this happen?

Plague has been a quiet killer for Yellowstone mountain lions.

There is nothing quite like watching the majesty of nature. There is a reason for the term "eagle-eyed" and this video embodies it.

Not bad for a landlocked state.

For the man who doesn't want to smell like soap.