The number one recorded Oregon elk was scored at 418 2/8 back in 1942 by Hugh Evans, also in Crook County. The previous second largest elk, discovered by Jim Sproul, was scored at 401 1/8 and was ...

When it’s that cold you don’t have enough body movement to keep warm on a horse. The extreme cold works through even the best ...

For those seeking the tamer experience, the city’s free Elk Park now has a second viewing area with a big accessible platform so you can get a great look at this penned herd that roams more than 100 ...

During their prime, the spread of an elk’s antlers can span about four feet, with each antler weighing up to 20 pounds (or 40 pounds for the full set). In contrast, white-tailed deer antlers typically ...