
“After growing out their antlers all season, males are ready to display. While sparring does happen, males normally display to each other by parading around, shaking their antlers and showing off their size.”
Expect bugles and bellows as the rut season is underway for bison, elk and moose in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
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