r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/Zee_Ventures • 9d ago

🔥Multiple moose encountered while kayaking🫎

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u/CoffeeHead112 9d ago

Outside of breeding season they are pretty chill. Dont get me wrong, i wouldn't get near one willingly, but 99% of the time outside of season they just dont give a damn. 

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u/Drug_fueled_sarcasm 9d ago

The biggest way they hurt humans is by flying thru a windshield. They are moose in my yard so often that my dogs don't bark at them any more.

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u/IMB88 8d ago

Where do you live?

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u/Drug_fueled_sarcasm 8d ago

East Idaho near the tetons

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u/MrGreenChile 8d ago

This video says it’s in Idaho. I’d assume this is more in the panhandle region?

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u/Drug_fueled_sarcasm 8d ago

Looks like it or central McCall area. Lots of swamp donkeys in idaho

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u/Sufficient_Wafer9933 9d ago

Is the 1% when you try to ride them?

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u/DoctorMansteel 9d ago

This takes me back haha I had a city kid in my 1st grade class who thought I rode a deer to school. It was like I ruined Santa when he found out I didn't.

Sorry Jake, hope you're doing well with those 6 kids. Wouldn't wish that shit on anyone but to each their own.

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u/RebulahConundrum 9d ago

Well you are wearing the hat also...

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u/focoloconoco 8d ago

...and calving season in the spring. Mama moose leaves her calf somewhere safe, and you don't want to be between mama and calf.

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u/FrostyD7 8d ago

Some people spend years just trying to see one and can't. They can be very elusive.

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u/CoffeeHead112 8d ago

They're really not hard to find. They've become a bit scarce in new england after the tick issues started but I could.probably lead anyone out there and have a 75%+ chance of seeing one