The Outdoorlife.com inbox can be a fascinating place to check out first thing thing in the morning. It's not unusual to receive photographs of big bucks, small bucks, albino bucks, black bucks and trophies of every kind. Feast your eyes on these two big bull elk.
The Outdoorlife.com inbox can be a fascinating place to check out first thing thing in the morning. It's not unusual to receive photographs of big bucks, small bucks, albino bucks, black bucks and trophies of every kind. Feast your eyes on these two big bull elk.
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We don't really have too much to go by with these photos other than the fact these bulls are reportedly free-roaming elk.

Albino Elk

We don’t really have too much to go by with these photos other than the fact these bulls are reportedly free-roaming elk.
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The e-mail that came along with the photos also indicate that the photos were taken in Utah.
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Albino critters always seem to generate discussion among sportsmen who continually debate whether or not they would take one if afforded the opportunity. So what do you think?
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If you were out elk hunting in completely wild (unfenced) backcountry timber and came upon one of these guys, would you take him?

Check out these amazing photographs of two big albino bull elk.

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