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Clyde, the resident elk at Wyman Living History Museum east of Craig, has recently developed a taste for bottled water after being offered a sample. Julie Harris waters the 10-year-old bull elk, a big attraction at the museum, especially in the fall when he bugles to greet visitors arriving.

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  1. 27 September 2007 at 10:04 a.m.

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    JillG (Anonymous) says…

    3 yrs ago we moved back to MN from Craig, CO. This morning on the radio in Annandale. MN was a conversation about an Elk that preferred “bottled water” vs the other water. They said that the Elk was from Craig, CO and then I find this article. This mueseum was just getting started before we left!! What a small world!!

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