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2012: Wolves...and Lions?
BrushBuckCreated Sunday, 01 January 2012Happy New Year to all!
2011 has come and gone, but 2012 is going to be even better at BrushBuck Guide Services! We've added a four day winter wolf tour that we are currently running. Over Christmas, BrushBuck Guides Adam and Ezra observed different wolves from different packs in different parks on all four days! Also, BrushBuck Guide Services will be adding new multi-day tours this summer, so stay tuned for updates! And last but certainly not least, we will be offerring a South African Safari trip. You read right, BrushBuck is jumping the pond this year and we are proud and very excited to offer an African safari to see not only the big "5" (lions, rhinoceros, leopards, elephants, cape buffalo), but great white sharks as well! We will have tour information posted on our website very soon, but please call if you would like additional information on this awesome and unique adventure!
Sincerely,
The Staff at BrushBuck Guide Services
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A Winter Blast
BrushBuckCreated Monday, 21 November 2011Over two feet of snow in 48 hours! What does this mean? Well, besides a great start to our ski season, the deep snowfall has pushed the wildlife into lower elevations making it a great time of year for wildlife observation! Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep have come into the lower elevations and we've been observing both the pinnacle peak and antelope wolf packs as they have been moving with the elk herds as they move onto the refuge for the winter. Last week we observed 21 moose on a four hour tour! Holy Smokes! IT's only going to get better, so if you are coming to Jackson to ski or snowmobile this winter don't forget that this is a prime opportunity and season for wildlife observation!
-The Staff at BrushBuck Guide Services!
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Ruttin' and a Struttin'
BrushBuckCreated Monday, 26 September 2011Fall is one of our favorite times of year at BrushBuck Guide Services! (yes, we like other seasons than ski season up here!) Fall is in the air and in full swing in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park! Elk, moose, bison, pronghorn, and mule deer are all coming into their mating season or "rut" as we like to say. Bears are foraging heavily and feeding in preperation for their winter slumber. Wolves are out of the dens and are hunting actively now, capitalizing on ample prey within both national parks. Come hear the amazing sounds of the bull elk as they call for their mates and watch the bull bison battle for dominance! With the cooler temperatures and smaller crowds, now is one of the best times to embark on a wildlife tour with us!
~The Staff at BrushBuck Guide Services!
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Hello August!
BrushBuckCreated Tuesday, 26 July 2011Wow! August came quick in this neck of the woods! Maybe it is because our summer days didn't start until the last week of June! There's still snow up high in the Teton Range and in the Absarokas on the eastern border of Yellowstone, but it is all full-swing summer in the valleys and plateaus. BrushBuck guides have been doing an impeccable job at spoting wildlife in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park. If you don't follow us on Facebook or Twitter yet, what are you waiting for? Our guides have regularly been seeing wolves, grizzly bear, black bear, elk, pronghorn, bison, mule deer, several smaller mammals that you may not even know exiisted within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Check our our Facebook feed on the righthand column of our homepage or go to http://www.facebook.com/brushbuck to view the awesome videos and photographs our guides and our guests are taking on their tours! Also, September is rapidly approaching, which means fall colors and the mating of several large mammals such as elk and bison! If you've never heard the mating call of a wild elk or the display of two bull bison vying for dominance of the female bison, it is a must to come out here this time of year! Hope to see you soon!
Sincerely,
-The Staff at BrushBuck Guide Serivces!
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