The elk in Wisconsin usually are concentrated in the northern part of the state. Back in 1995, 25 elk were released in the Chequamegon National Forest and now are thriving in the state.
The elk in Tennessee are usually concentrated near the Smoky Mountains and the eastern region of the state.
If you want to spot elk in Arkansas, you should go to the Ozark Mountains in the northwest region of the state.
Elk can be found in Northeastern North Dakota, more specifically in Cavalier County and the area around Killdeer Mountain.
The elk can be found concentrated in the northeastern part of Michigan, near Pigeon River Country State Forest.
Elk thrive in Alaska's colder and forested climate. These majestic animals mainly live in Southeast Alaska and Kodiak Island.
You can spot elk in the north-central region of the state, mainly Cameron, Clinton, Potter, Clearfield, and Elk counties where Elk State Forest and other state forests in the area are located.
Elk usually live in the western part of the state, mainly inhabiting several mountain ranges like the Glass, Guadalupe, and Davis Mountain Ranges, among others.