Side view of caribou bull, reindeer walking in deep cold snow during sunset in Lappland, Sweden. beautiful tracking shot in slow motion. Photographer : BlackBoxGuild

Stock video footage of a caribou bull male walking moving wading pond lake wetland in water. Filmed in 3840x2160 30p XAVC-L with a Canon XA40 camera.

The mountain caribou season opens as early as July 25 th in the NWT and as late as August 15 th in northern BC. The seasons close between October 15 and October 31 st. Bulls are in velvet during August, but most will be in hard antler and stripped …

Download this stock image: Profile of a bull Caribou walking in grass on a sunny day at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Alaska, Summer. Captive - C53CT4 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

2013年11月7日 · We wanted to scout some new country in the Western Brooks Range and wanted to see if we could find some big groups of caribou in the rut. We spent a comfortable week camped in a wood-heated tent and watched caribou bulls chasing cows.

Caribou bulls in velvet. Download . Thumbnail (130 x 130) Medium (650 x 433) Large (1300 x 866) Original (1200 x 799) 229.2K; Photo By/Credit. Sarvis, John/USFWS. Copy Credit . Media Usage Rights/License. Public Domain. Image. Caribou bulls in velvet. Species. Rangifer tarandus. Subject tags. Mammals.

2012年2月25日 · Most expect to have caribou in their camp and if you aren't willing to hunt or more importantly walk, then don't expect guaranteed success. Caribou hunting, like Billy said, can be feast or famine and that rings truer each day it seems..

2021年6月24日 · Most visitors to Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska come to see the 'big five' mammals that live here: grizzly bears, moose, wolves, Dall sheep and caribou like this small group walking along a ridge. These are barren-ground caribou, a subspecies of the reindeer found across the arctic range of North America to western Greenland.

Caribou are the only member of the deer family (Cervidae) in which both sexes grow antlers. Antlers of adult bulls are large and massive; those of adult cows are much shorter and are usually more slender and irregular. In late fall, caribou are clove-brown with a white neck, rump, and feet and often have a white flank stripe.

The blunt, curved hoofs provide a broad support for walking on the tundra or in snow. The long, thick coat of the bulls is dark brown, contrasting conspicuously with the pure white neck and mane and white stripe along the flank. The cows are similarly colored but the white is duller and the coat in general paler.