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Hunting Elk
Hunting elk doesn't mean you can shoot a baby; babies are not allowed according to regulations.
The babies are born with spotted coats which camouflage them from various predators. They use such defense strategy as lying still on the ground until danger passes. As a rule, the young are very difficult to locate as they hide in the grasses or shrubs.
Hunting elk doesn't mean you can shoot a baby; babies are not allowed according to regulations.
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Hunting Elk -
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Newborn calves stand quickly and are able to walk a few minutes after birth. When a calf is able to run and jump, the cow and her baby join the herd; it usually takes 1-3 weeks. In the herd, calves are grouped together and watched over by a few cows. Hunting elk doesn't mean you can shoot a baby; babies are not allowed according to regulations.
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