River otters, Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, beavers, Bald Eagles, Magpies, and Brown Trout in the Flaming Gorge National Recreation area.
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Mountain Lion
Mountain Lion
Mountain lions seem to do well in the sparsely populated mountain regions of Flaming Gorge, feeding mainly on deer, elk and bighorn sheep. This large cat is very secretive and prefers to lay in ambush for its prey. Mountains lions require a large range and are very territorial, so they are constantly roaming large distances each day (up to 25 miles) protecting their turf.
Season for Viewing Mostly nocturnal, present year-round
Best Areas to View It would be a great stroke of luck to ever see this solitary predator! It is much easier to spot their tracks in snow along the rocky cliffs of Flaming Gorge
