There is a lovely children's book about a moose that falls in love with a cow. It is based on a real life situation. Seems this could be similar - if he is still with the cows in the Spring. We and he should always be watchful of the bull however....

moosebugers?
 

When I was in Alaska, the people there told me they eat moose and caribou. Sort of like cow and deer. Apparently quite tasty.

Stealin' Ur Air!
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"If you give a moose a muffin, he'll want some jam to go with it."

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Great book...

When I was working on the Alaskan pipe line the ubiquitous wiggling leafy bushes that cover everything in lower AK was called "Pucker Brush" by the locals.

I asked why?

I was told, "Because you can barely crawl through that stuff but a moose after you - can run 25MPH through it ."

If you give a moose a muffin

He will leave you one in return , a steaming one !!!


I like the pic with the moose in a ball cap !!!

I smell your breath and you smell mine. Halitosis, definitely.

Scriveyn

My sister, too, was a bit of a moose... um, oh, my bad.

Momma looks like she was caught off gaurd when they took the first picture;

Hunter fashion rule #1- never wear mismatched camo! :D

There's nothing wrong with Moose Love.

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The Taming of the Moose
 

Some time in Russian history there was a group of maurading bandits who had domesticated moose. They would saddle these moose a ride over the snow covered areas and raid other villages and escape unscathed.The moose they were riding were able to go through the deep snow so swiftly, there was no way any one could pursue.Ultimately this led to a law forbidding the domesticating of moose in Russia.

Also,moose turds are about the same size and shape as those foil covered milk chocolate Easter eggs.

Welcome to the Cellar, banjobob. :D
Interesting story, probably has considerable mileage on it.

But I don't believe it. Moose don't move that fast in heavy snow and certainly couldn't outrun a man on cross country skis. The man better be armed when he catches up though.

Unless the moose is running in deep snow next to a groomed trail I've got to disagree with you xoB.

They don't run in deep snow, they plod. :D

My guess is they plod everywhere unless they have a reason to hurry.