The Ponca fields remain the best place to see elk. There was a report of a brief fight in the field this morning, and there was a satellite bull that spent some time in the wooded area by the Ponca Access.
In the south end there were a few elk in a small group near the river. That was about it for elk this morning. I believe there are 2 herds in the area, 1 on private land behind the bible camp, and a second hanging around Big Hollow. There are a lot of bulls in the area following these herds.
The Ponca fields have had a lot of wild turkey in them for a few weeks.
Probably the other big show are the river otter at the Ponca low water bridge. There are 2 families of 4 otter frequenting the area and they have been observed by many photographers and wildlife watchers. I have hear reports of activity ranging from about 8 AM to 3 PM. With 2 families in the area, it is worth checking to see if they are active. They don't have a reliable pattern like the elk, but it is worthwhile to see if you can get them.
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