1.3M views · 3.1K reactions | Incredible Moose Rut Pit Behavior | Daily Reptile | Facebook

12K views · 834 reactions | Sound up for the rut is on! Bull elk pheromonal urine spraying and bugling are classic signs of the rut, both exhibited here in late August at this diminishing pond. Bulls will then thrash their antlers in the mud (and sometimes roll in it) to give themselves a distinctive scent to attract females. Bugling is thought to be both a way to impress the females and assert dominance over other bulls. #yukonwildlife | Yukon Wildlife Cams | Facebook

The sound of September It's that time of the year when elk begin their migrations and begin looking for mates during the rut (breeding season). During the rut, elk bulls may fight, bugle and protect their harems (cows & calves). This time of the year also means elk bulls can become agitated if any other animal, object or person appears to pose a challenge. Always stay far away from all wildlife! | Colorado Parks and Wildlife

The Social & Reproductive Behaviour of Deer in Their Natural Habitat 👀 RED DEER RUT 2021