Posts Tagged ‘Bison’
18
Aug
Posted by tetontales in Environment, Grand Teton, Melissa's Corner, Uncategorized, Vacations, Wildlife. Tagged: Adventure, Bear, Bison, endangered, Environment, Getaway, Grand Teton Lodge Company, Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone Region, Grizzly, Jackson Hole, Moose, Mother Nature, National Park Service, Photography, protect, Traditions, Vacations, Wildlife, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park. 5 Comments
“Pay Attention: Wildlife On Road!” This sign greets all visitors to Grand Teton National Park, but let me be the first to tell you it is absolutely true! You never know when you will have something or a herd of “somethings” dash in front of your car… and let’s just say some of the animals in [...]
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8
Aug
Posted by tetontales in Departments, Grand Teton, Moosin' Around, Uncategorized, Vacations. Tagged: Activities, Adventure, beauty, Bison, Dinner, Environment, Float trip, Grand Teton Lodge Company, Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone Region, Inspiration, Jackson Hole, Moose, Mother Nature, Photography, preserve, protect, Snake River, Traditions, Vacations, Wildlife, Wyoming. 1 Comment
Hi everyone! It’s me Colter Moose and today I’m floatin’ the Snake River with the Grand Teton Lodge Company boatmen. These guys get to cruise the river all day long as their job…and I thought I had it good! Anyway, I’ve heard all about the dinner they put together on the banks of the Snake River, so [...]
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8
Jun
Posted by tetontales in Colter Bay, Environment, Grand Teton, Jackson Lake Lodge, Jenny Lake Lodge, Katie's Corner, Uncategorized, Vacations, Wildlife. Tagged: beauty, Bison, Calving, Campground, Environment, Grand Teton Lodge Company, Grand Teton National Park, Gros Ventre, Jackson Hole, National Park Service, Photography, Spring, Wildlife, Wyoming, Yearlings. 1 Comment
Calving season is upon us in Grand Teton National Park. A herd of Bison are hanging out near Gros Ventre Campground, with a couple calves and yearlings. It’s estimated that over 50 million American bison once roamed the Great Plains before they were nearly hunted to extinction by settlers. Size does not slow down the [...]
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29
May
Posted by tetontales in Colter Bay, Environment, Grand Teton, Jackson Lake Lodge, Jenny Lake Lodge, Katie's Corner, Uncategorized, Vacations, Wildlife. Tagged: Adventure, Bear, Bison, Black Bear, Calves, Ecosystem, Elk, endangered, Environment, Grand Teton Lodge Company, Grand Teton National Park, Grizzly, Hibernation, Jackson Hole, Jackson Lake, Jackson Lake Lodge, Moose, Mother Nature, Mountain Meadow, National Park Service, Spring, Traditions, Wildlife, Willow Flats, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park. Leave a Comment
Spring fever is raising temperatures and melting the snow in Grand Teton National Park. The season is in full swing, as new life joins us in the Park. Herds are beginning their migration from lower winter feeding grounds to higher summer grounds and females are beginning to give birth, providing the opportunity to observe [...]
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12
May
Posted by tetontales in Colter Bay, Departments, Environment, Grand Teton, Jackson Lake Lodge, Katie's Corner, Uncategorized, Vacations, Wildlife. Tagged: Activities, Adventure, Bison, Campfire, Camping, Coloring Book, Colter Bay Village, Discover, Environment, Family, Float trip, Fun, Grand Teton Lodge Company, Grand Teton National Park, Inspiration, Jackson Hole, Jackson Lake Lodge, Junior Ranger, Kids, Lake Cruise, Leave No Trace, Mother Nature, National Park Service, Photography, preserve, protect, Ranger Talks, recycle, Snake River, sustain, Traditions, Vacations, Wildlife, Wildwalk Field Guide, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park. 1 Comment
For kids, Grand Teton National Park can be a pretty exciting place to explore. From their first Snake River float trip to seeing a 2400 pound bison, there are endless experiences to be shared. Wildwalk Field Guide is a program that GTLC developed for families to discover the unique nature that surrounds us in the [...]
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