Grand Tetons

Fall in the wild is an exciting time. Most of the large game are in the middle of mating season, also known as "Rut".

There's something about stopping by an 'all you can eat' restaurant to fill up on energy, that's exactly what bears are doing right now.

This summer has been action packed in the National Parks with a record number of people visiting, so obviously that means more rule breakers.

The Cowboy State is endowed with some interesting, almost NSFW, geologic formations. Let's take a tour.

A family of bears, which is most likely Grizzly 399 and her cubs, were captured emerging from the forrest near tourists driving through the Grand Tetons.

The circle of life happens routinely in the Yellowstone Ecosystem and usually only the strong survive.

It's unclear if the beavers were fighting over territory, attempting some type of mating ritual or whether they were just playing.

Grizzly 399 and her cubs are quickly becoming the most famous bears in the country.

Right about now is the perfect time to visit the Grand Tetons, especially if you're hoping to catch a glance of Grizzly 399 and her cubs.

Grizzly 399 is one of Wyoming's most famous bears. Since awakening from hibernation, she and her cubs have been spotted often in the Grand Tetons.

Bears cub are always cute, but seeing them appear to pole dance is truly a joy to behold.

There are some hurtful videos on YouTube of comedians and random people making fun of the Cowboy State. Most of this is unwarranted. Wyoming is just the butt of many a joke. In the spirit of "cowboying up", you have to take some of it and exuberate our tough skin...