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This Bull Elk is master of the herd. While the other elk grazed, or played, he was attentive, standing guard
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Master of the Herd   West Horseshoe Park, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

This Bull Elk is master of the herd. While the other elk grazed, or played, he was attentive, standing guard
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