A man who likes to spend time out in the woods recently came across an elk carcass. He decided to monitor the situation by placing a trail camera by it.
He learned a couple of things. First, the carcass attracted black bears, coyotes, buzzards and other birds.
The video footage also showed him how the elk was reduced to just bone to within about a week in time.
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