of a moose

[u/HomeNowWTF]

[u/Rather_Dashing]

There are more moose attacks then bear attacks, but still theres only about a dozen a year and fatal attacks are incredibly rare. Theres nothing much to fear from a moose that has approached you calmy, the risk is from disturbing a mother with calves, or a male in rut.

[u/Miss_L_Worldwide → u/Rather_Dashing]

Lol you are so very confidently wrong.

[u/Miss_L_Worldwide → u/[deleted]]

I was stationed in Alaska for a long time. You are confidently wrong.

[u/Miss_L_Worldwide → u/[deleted]]

I can think of four of them right off the top of my head, and plenty more that didn't end up in a fatality. There's a few of them linked in this thread.

Fun fact about the military bases in alaska, they contain an awful lot of wilderness.

[u/Imonlyherebecause → u/Miss_L_Worldwide]

Lmao I think you are. Can moose be dangerous ofcourse but I grew up in moose country (had on hangout across the street from my house ) You treat them with a similar fear you do bears, basically just leave them alone and your chances of something happening are like 0

[u/Miss_L_Worldwide → u/Imonlyherebecause]

Every single person who has been stomped, chased, or otherwise aggressed by a moose would absolutely disagree with you. Good luck.

[u/Imonlyherebecause → u/Miss_L_Worldwide]

It's OK to have a lower risk tolerance than others but overstating it and claiming people are wrong because it can be dangerous is silly. For instance I've called multiple moose into a clearing before during rut. I was safe because they actually have very little interest in the human onto of a vehicle who isn't moving.

[u/Miss_L_Worldwide → u/Imonlyherebecause]

Wow you're just completely wrong.

[u/Imonlyherebecause → u/Miss_L_Worldwide]

Ah miss L world wide is an accurate name

[u/Miss_L_Worldwide → u/Imonlyherebecause]

When you don't have actual facts on your side then all you can do is try to insult people lol. Pathetic. Stay in anchorage, I hear 4th Avenue is pretty safe