This is not the best picture. There are three cows and a little bull maybe a yearling and this big guy ruliing the roost. I bought a new house up in Campbell County Tennessee. I was up there today tending to some thing before move in and saw these 1/4 mile from my new home. It was a plesant surprise because I knew Elk were in TN but have yet to see one here until today.
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I don’t know they reintroduced them there , but what a privilege it is to see such a sight .... they introduced them back here in the ozarks as well and see them quite often ...As for me and my house , we will serve the lord
Everett Williams ,
NW Arkansas
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Great photo Matt - I've heard them calling or whatever it's called, especially over at Dale Hollow Lake. Their call is very distinctive so there's no doubt it's Elk. My neighbor says there was a row of cars pulled over just below our mountain so he to pulled over to see what was going on. He said they were looking at the biggest Bull Elk he had ever seen. Up here that would probably be a first. Don't know how long ago they were released but others have seen them also. Just adds another dimension to good old Tennessee and another reason I'm just sooooo Proud to be here!!!!Pickett/Fentress County, Tn - Any day on this side of the grass is a good day. -Chuck-
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Chuck it is a weird sound they make but unmistakeable. The canine tooth on an Elk is called a bugler tooth .They say they are Rocky Moutain Ivory. Hunters keep them because it reminds them of the story of the hunt. My brother got one in Colorado many moons ago. He had one of the buglers made into a necklace . For those who have never heard it here is a clip from Youtube.TN formerly CT Visit our store http://stores.arrowheads.com/store.p...m-Trading-Post
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