GTNP Foliage Reports

  If you are already visiting the new Best of the Tetons section on my new site, you probably already know about a Foliage Reports post I made there.  The section was uploaded specifically for GTNP visitors.

GTNP Foliage Reports

Each year, the foliage can vary by a few days in either direction of what I might call “average”. For example, Oxbow Bend often goes “peak” on October 1st and can be good for several days. Many out of state “photo tours” schedule around that date, but a few years ago, it happened in the third week of September. The tour companies were looking at Oxbow with bare leaves. But, there’s really never a guarantee…only averages. I created the page linked above using mostly information from my 2021 Foliage Report. It should give you a good idea of what to expect. As I write this post from Loveland, CO on September 19, 2023, I hear the trees have shifted considerably in the past couple of days. I don’t have a report for Oxbow, but trees around Lost Creek Ranch and along the Gros Ventre are changing.   This photo was taken in Colorado yesterday around the edges of RMNP. You can see that trees are just beginning to change here, too.

GTNP Foliage Reports

  Remember, the old Best of the Tetons is about to shut down, and all of the information will be gone. I created a new section for Best of the Tetons on my new site and cherry picked a large portion of my favorite and most read posts to include there. You can follow me there by subscribing using the button above.  

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It has been a while since my last post on my original Best of the Tetons site. After moving to Loveland, CO, I have been busy adding new posts and pages on my new site at MikeJacksonPhotography. It has been over a year since we moved to Colorado. I’ve mentioned numerous times that I was about ready to shut Best of the Tetons down. That’s getting closer now.

If you haven’t done so already, please click the link above to go directly to the subscription link at my new site. Fill in you name and address and hit the Submit button. While on that page, you can click around to the various home pages and you can start seeing my new content!

It’s ELK time here in Colorado, but here’s some Teton elk info:

If you are in the Tetons in September and October, look for elk at Windy Point, around Jenny Lake and String Lake. A big bull commonly referred to as “Fabio” can historically be seen near Signal Mountain Lodge. Other elk are seen fairly often around Willow Flats. In the Tetons, you better be out EARLY! They move back into the safety of the shadows and trees at first light.

Numerous NEW Colorado Elk Posts at Mike Jackson Photography

Elk in Rocky Mountain National Park are not hunted. As a result, they are much easier to photograph. RMNP visitors are able to view and photograph elk while going about their fall rut. Elk are a big draw here. In fact, I bump into a lot of photographers here during the elk rut that I often used to see in the Tetons.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been going to RMNP as often as I can. WOW! I’ve created numerous new elk related posts at Mike Jackson Photography If you like elk, you should love each of the new pages. Note: I’ve included links to the new elk pages below the new few teaser photos.

The photos above are being included as a “sampler” of what you might see if you view the pages linked below.

NEW: How About My New Toupée!

NEW: Rocky Mountain Elk 2023

NEW: RMNP Bull: G5 – Split 6 (Atlas?)

New: Early September in RMNP: 

Summer Captures

Click the links above to view Elk filled pages at Mike Jackson Photography. All of the links above, and many more, are on my home page there.

The NEW Best of the Tetons section at my new site: This section contains some of my favorite and most important pages from the old site. It’s SO important that you sign up at the new site because the information on the old site is getting ready to be deleted.

Best of the Rockies section at my new site. As I have time, I will be adding more and more content to this section. Worth noting here…Mike Jackson Photography contains a WIDE VARIETY of subject matter. For me it’s much like getting a new box of 64 Crayons after being confined to mostly posts about the Tetons using only a box of only 12 colors. After 36 years in Jackson, I can say now that it was a good move at a exact perfect time!

Lastly, BlueHost, the company that stores this site, recently migrated the contents to a new server. In the process, the IP addresses didn’t get updated and the site returned Forbidden 403 errors for a few days. I am sorry readers had to go through that. It’s always frustrating. This is all the more reason to start viewing my new sites. I keep getting subtle “messages” telling me it’s time to close the old site! If you start seeing “Page Not Found” on some of your Bookmarked pages, that would be a good indication I deleted large sections of the old site. Simply type www.bestofthetetons.com and you will be redirected to the new Best of the Tetons section. It has been a great ride at this site, and thanks to all of the support and subscribers over the years. All you have to do is click the SUBSCRIBE button to continue with me moving forward! MJ.

It has been a while since my last post on my original Best of the Tetons site. After moving to Loveland, CO, I have been busy adding new posts and pages on my new site at MikeJacksonPhotography. It has been over a year since we moved to Colorado. I’ve mentioned numerous times that I was about ready to shut Best of the Tetons down. That’s getting closer now.

If you haven’t done so already, please click the link above to go directly to the subscription link at my new site. Fill in you name and address and hit the Submit button. While on that page, you can click around to the various home pages and you can start seeing my new content!

It’s ELK time here in Colorado, but here’s some Teton elk info:

If you are in the Tetons in September and October, look for elk at Windy Point, around Jenny Lake and String Lake. A big bull commonly referred to as “Fabio” can historically be seen near Signal Mountain Lodge. Other elk are seen fairly often around Willow Flats. In the Tetons, you better be out EARLY! They move back into the safety of the shadows and trees at first light.

Numerous NEW Colorado Elk Posts at Mike Jackson Photography

Elk in Rocky Mountain National Park are not hunted. As a result, they are much easier to photograph. RMNP visitors are able to view and photograph elk while going about their fall rut. Elk are a big draw here. In fact, I bump into a lot of photographers here during the elk rut that I often used to see in the Tetons.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been going to RMNP as often as I can. WOW! I’ve created numerous new elk related posts at Mike Jackson Photography If you like elk, you should love each of the new pages. Note: I’ve included links to the new elk pages below the new few teaser photos.

The photos above are being included as a “sampler” of what you might see if you view the pages linked below.

NEW: How About My New Toupée!

NEW: Rocky Mountain Elk 2023

NEW: RMNP Bull: G5 – Split 6 (Atlas?)

New: Early September in RMNP: 

Summer Captures

Click the links above to view Elk filled pages at Mike Jackson Photography. All of the links above, and many more, are on my home page there.

The NEW Best of the Tetons section at my new site: This section contains some of my favorite and most important pages from the old site. It’s SO important that you sign up at the new site because the information on the old site is getting ready to be deleted.

Best of the Rockies section at my new site. As I have time, I will be adding more and more content to this section. Worth noting here…Mike Jackson Photography contains a WIDE VARIETY of subject matter. For me it’s much like getting a new box of 64 Crayons after being confined to mostly posts about the Tetons using only a box of only 12 colors. After 36 years in Jackson, I can say now that it was a good move at a exact perfect time!

Lastly, BlueHost, the company that stores this site, recently migrated the contents to a new server. In the process, the IP addresses didn’t get updated and the site returned Forbidden 403 errors for a few days. I am sorry readers had to go through that. It’s always frustrating. This is all the more reason to start viewing my new sites. I keep getting subtle “messages” telling me it’s time to close the old site! If you start seeing “Page Not Found” on some of your Bookmarked pages, that would be a good indication I deleted large sections of the old site. Simply type www.bestofthetetons.com and you will be redirected to the new Best of the Tetons section. It has been a great ride at this site, and thanks to all of the support and subscribers over the years. All you have to do is click the SUBSCRIBE button to continue with me moving forward! MJ,

Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock!!!!!!

Time is running out at Best of the Tetons!

After my last post, roughly 100 readers at Best of the Tetons clicked the button to subscribe to my new site. Thanks! But, there are at least a thousand more!

At some point around June 30, 2023, I will be deleting the entire Best of the Tetons website. As I write this note, there’s only a few days left!

To subscribe to my new site, simply click the button above, fill out the two fields and hit the submit button!

The site is going to disappear! That’s the bad news, but there’s good news!

Many of the popular pages at Best of the Tetons have been added into a new Best of the Tetons section on my new site. (There’s a link at the bottom of this page.) It is basically a streamlined version of the old site. There’s also a new section for Best of the Rockies!

Click Here or click the thumbnail above to directly to the new site. Expect a wider range of subject matter there!

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