The Yellowstone Buglers are a group of elks who play bugles to commemorate the passing of a fellow elk. The bugles are played in a special ceremony that is held at the National Elk Refuge in Jackson, Wyoming. The bugles are played in a specific pattern that is meant to honor the elk and bring peace to its spirit. The Yellowstone Buglers have been playing bugles since the early 1900s and are an important part of the elk culture in the area.