L Lark Bunting New member Sep 14, 2016 710 Jul 9, 2014 #1 Saw these while camping. Attachments Rubs.jpg 1.3 MB · Views: 154
M mtnmutt New member Mar 2, 2014 682 Jul 9, 2014 #2 Note: In heavy snow years and bad winters, elk will eat aspen bark. This year, we had another high snow year and late Spring heavy mountain snows. Brad may know more, but the pictures suggest teeth marks. I thought rubs were more smooth.
Note: In heavy snow years and bad winters, elk will eat aspen bark. This year, we had another high snow year and late Spring heavy mountain snows. Brad may know more, but the pictures suggest teeth marks. I thought rubs were more smooth.
C cnelk New member Mar 23, 2017 5,542 Jul 9, 2014 #3 Those are not rubs. Those are bite marks where elk have eaten the aspen during the winter months. It may be a good area to look for sheds
Those are not rubs. Those are bite marks where elk have eaten the aspen during the winter months. It may be a good area to look for sheds
B Buglemaster New member Aug 25, 2017 334 Jul 9, 2014 #4 No one mentioned the quake to the left with the old bear claw marks.
O Ol' Arky New member Apr 24, 2014 1,835 Jul 10, 2014 #6 \"cnelk\" said: There is a cool carving in that center tree too Click to expand... Is the carvin\' the reason the elk didn\'t eat that bark???
\"cnelk\" said: There is a cool carving in that center tree too Click to expand... Is the carvin\' the reason the elk didn\'t eat that bark???
