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The elk rut will be winding down but you might catch some bugling. In GTNP, they can be anywhere at that time of year. The chances of seeing a grizz on Pacific or Pilgrim Creek are very good in October. Another place to see them might be down the Pelican Valley trail. Thanks very much, I'll have to...

Hi all, it looks like I'll make into GTNP and possibly YNP at the first of October. Can anybody tell me if the elk rut will still be on? Where is the best place to find them in GTNP? Also, are the chances decent to see grizzly bear around Pacific Creek Road and/or Pilgrim Creek Road at that time? An...

Thanks for the report and pics! I'm envious of your ability to just take off and be in the park in a couple of hours. I thought about buying a house in Bozeman, so as to be able to have a similar situation. Then I looked at the house prices.

Outstanding pics, great report. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, that's the thing that makes YNP so compelling -- you just never know when or where something very dramatic might happen. Nothing like this is likely to happen with wildlife in most any other NP, with the possible exceptions of GTNP and Glacier. Or maybe one of the Alaska parks. Oh, yes.

Wow, that's the thing that makes YNP so compelling -- you just never know when or where something very dramatic might happen. Nothing like this is likely to happen with wildlife in most any other NP, with the possible exceptions of GTNP and Glacier.

Ideally, I'd like to see a free bus service taking people from parking lots at Mammoth to other parts of the park like Old Faithful, Lake, Canyon, etc... It would cut down on the car traffic. I'd agree with such a bus service for your garden variety tourists who just want to see those big attractio...

Well, I guess the last remaining scraps are better than nothing! Great video!

Well, how do you know it would have been limited to a bluff charge? I'd say that a bear that killed a man and then charged at seven men is a bear with no fear of humans and will continue to be a very dangerous bear to other park visitors. People do come first.

When I saw the title, I thought, wow, right in West Yellowstone. But it was actually near a campground north of town.

https://www.eastidahonews.com/2021/04/p ... llowstone/