First elk born in Highlands in 3,000 years

http://www.alladale.com/staying-at-alladale/accommodation/eagles-crag--ghillies-rest.html Taken from your link. I find this very ironic - "The living area features high ceilings with a beautiful deer antler chandelier and wood-burning stove."

Too bad the picture with the article at the top of Unexplained Website is of a moose.

actually in Europe what we Americans call a moose is called an elk, swich is confusing cuz they also have elk which i believe they call deer, go figger

Easier prey for humans. After all.. were there not a group down in wales killing deer just for their antlers? For every one who wants to reintroduce proper wildlife to the proper areas.. there's a band of humans with guns chomping at the bit to be the first to bag one. -.- its actually champing at the bit, if you want to be historically accurate with grammar and all

its actually champing at the bit, if you want to be historically accurate with grammar and all Or what I grew up hearing.. if you want to be nitpicking over nothing.

Too bad the picture with the article at the top of Unexplained Website is of a moose. actually in Europe what we Americans call a moose is called an elk, swich is confusing cuz they also have elk which i believe they call deer, go figger The elk or wapiti (Cervus canadensis) is one of the largest species of deer in the world and one of the largest land mammals in North America and eastern Asia. In the deer family (Cervidae), only the larger moose (Alces alces), which is called an "elk" in Europe, and the sambar (Rusa unicolor) rival the elk in size. Elk are similar to the Red Deer (Cervus elap... [More]

To be honest, as a Briton, I can say that no one I've ever met from here calls a Moose an 'Elk'. It's a Moose in Britain, the only place I've ever heard a Moose being referred to as an Elk is Sweden.

You guys.. are confusing. Moose: Elk:

actually in Europe what we Americans call a moose is called an elk, swich is confusing cuz they also have elk which i believe they call deer, go figger Just like football is actually soccer. Haha.

I love watching our elk herd (40+) in the early morning. Anybody who wants to re-introduce these magnificent creatures into an ecosystem that can support them is ok in my book.