- Elk can be pale gray, tan, or brown.
They have thin legs and a thick neck. Their lower fur is usually
dark brown. Their rear end is light tan. Adult elk are about 5 feet
high and 9 feet long.
Elk have colonized
the INL during the past 20 years, numbers are rapidly increasing, and
they are apparently here to stay. Recent wildland fires on the INL may
cause an even larger influx of animals, potentially making the INL a
more important wintering area for elk and likely resulting in more year-round elk on the INL.
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