In a shocking and unprecedented event, an Arizona woman lost her life after being attacked by an elk she was suspected of feeding. This tragic incident, the first of its kind in the state’s history, occurred in Pine Lake, nestled in the scenic Hualapai Mountains. The repercussions of this unfortunate event have prompted local wildlife […]
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In a shocking and unprecedented event, an Arizona woman lost her life after being attacked by an elk she was suspected of feeding. This tragic incident, the first of its kind in the state’s history, occurred in Pine Lake, nestled in the scenic Hualapai Mountains. The repercussions of this unfortunate event have prompted local wildlife officials to take swift action, putting up warning signs about the dangers of feeding elk in the area.
The Tragic Event Unfolds
On October 26, the woman’s husband returned home to a devastating scene. His wife lay in the backyard with injuries consistent with being trampled by an elk. The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AGFD) reported that alongside the victim, a spilled bucket of corn was found, indicating a potential connection to the attack.
