People who arrived early saw Little Tine fairly close to the fence at the 43/21 intersection. The best viewing was down by the river at the south end where "Hooks" and his small harem were very visible. He was posing in nice light for the many photographers and elk watchers.
There were stragglers elsewhere. Nutty bull elk behavior is beginning to show. Like 16 year old boys at the dance, it is pretty hard to figure what they might do. Add a little extra caution when you visit the valley.
Visitors saw 2 bald eagles today down by the south end. This is pretty early, but I have heard reports that the migration seems to be beginning because of the rough weather up north. We shall see.
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