(CBS4) - The elk rut and bugling season is in full swing across Colorado. It typically lasts from mid-September until mid-October. One of the most well-know spots to see the rut and hearing the ...

A bull elk chases after his herd during the elk rut in Estes Park on Sept. 10. (the Denver Gazette) Locals and tourists alike have begun to flock to the eastern side of Rocky Mountain National Park ...

Come fall, it's difficult to determine if elk bugling is Robin and aspen viewing Batman or the other way around in Rocky Mountain National Park. Aspen still have a week or two to shine so until then, ...

When imagining the start of fall in the Rocky Mountains, many people think of the cool, quiet air, the dabs of yellow and orange in the leaves, and the hints of snow starting to fall as late September ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The elk rut is here, but what does that mean? If you’re not very familiar with these animals (like me when I moved here), here is ...

As fall descends on the valley, an epic animal competition arises. Wild-eyed, foul-smelling, extremely vocal bull elk ramble through the forests in the midst of a fierce competition. Their eerie cries ...

What: Estes Park Elk Fest with bugling contests, elk exhibits, the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program, elk seminars, elk-inspired arts and crafts, Native American music, dancing and storytelling, a ...

Sure, we've all seen elk in Rocky Mountain National Park. Maybe we've even been caught in an elk-induced traffic jam in Estes Park. But have you ever heard the distinctive sound of the elk bugle, ...