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Cataloochee Elk in Early Morning

  • 10/08/2022
  • 6:45 AM
  • Ranger's House in Cataloochee past the Cataloochee Campground

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  • Members and visitors are invited to register.

SANP Field Event

Cataloochee Elk in Early Morning

Event is Canceled

Leader: Dale Potter    Phone:  (865)-773-8114      E-mail: dalepotter55@gmail.com

Meeting place: Rangers House in Cataloochee

Registration available:  Starting today


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There is nothing more enjoyable in the Smokies than the Cataloochee area. From the hiking trails, to the old homes, the elk and other wildlife. If you have never been before this is an excellent time to check out the area. There are several large bulls in the area and several young bulls. We will work our way between the various fields.  This should allow you to have some good opportunities with photographing the elk in the early morning.  After you have finished with the elk, you are free to check out the buildings located in Cataloochee. 

This is early morning. You may want to consider carpooling with others.  It is important to arrive on time.  Early morning may allow you to get some fall shots with the elk in the fog.


Learning opportunities: 

This is a good opportunity to practice your wildlife shooting with various lighting while enjoying the elk. You will want a zoom lens for the elk.


What to wear:   Bring a jacket as the temperature will be cool in the morning. Dress for the weather.

What to bring:  Camera, tripod, water, snacks and whatever you need to be comfortable photographing.  

Walking required: There will be some walking but most of it will be close to your vehicle.

How to find me:  Red Jeep Wrangler 

Driving directions:  After you leave the interstate you will follow a pave road that will turn into a gravel windy road that will turn into a pave road as you enter Cataloochee.  Use Google maps for direction.  Meet at the Ranger's House in Cataloochee. This will be the first house on your right after you pass the Cataloochee Campground on your left.  Look for my vehicle to be parked in front of the house.  There are a couple of dog pens to the left of the house.  It is important to arrive on time. 

Contacts:     Jerry Whaley, President       Julie Glibbery, Membership Manager       General Information

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