2 Wyoming bull elk, locked in battle, get help from humans

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Two bull elk fighting for herd dominance in southern Wyoming got more than they bargained for when their antlers became entwined.
Thanks to two humans, the animals are free to fight another day.
Game warden Kim Olson said Friday she got a Sept. 5 call about the elk on a desert ridge. Olson shot video of biologist Patrick Burke shooting the exhausted elk with tranquilizers.
They then sawed off some of both elks’ antlers to free the pair.
They marked each elk with