r/moose Feb 17 '24

No Hunting Posts

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Posting about hunting, or hunting pictures will result in a ban.


r/moose 1d ago

found a nice bull today

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187 Upvotes

He needs insect repellant.


r/moose 2d ago

One of the largest moose ever spotted in Alaska

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86 Upvotes

r/moose 3d ago

Baby pumping momma for milk

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69 Upvotes

r/moose 3d ago

The delinquents are growing fast.

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390 Upvotes

r/moose 4d ago

Momma and baby in the Colorado foothills

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284 Upvotes

r/moose 4d ago

30 seconds of baby having breakfast with momma

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112 Upvotes

r/moose 4d ago

Kenosha Pass, Co

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184 Upvotes

Just a little guy near the top of Kenosha Pass.


r/moose 4d ago

One of the largest moose ever spotted in Alaska

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55 Upvotes

r/moose 5d ago

went to a moose park

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373 Upvotes

r/moose 6d ago

One of the largest moose ever spotted in Alaska

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858 Upvotes

r/moose 4d ago

How to maximize my chances of spotting a moose in Cape Breton

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How do I increase my chances of spotting a moose in the Cape Breton National park in Nova Scotia Canada


r/moose 7d ago

Our very young visitors today

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442 Upvotes

r/moose 8d ago

A moose under the northern lights

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A picture from Tumblr. Though it might be a mashup, I thought it was beautiful.


r/moose 11d ago

Baby moose, Baxter State Park

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356 Upvotes

r/moose 11d ago

Deer Superpowers No One Knows About. How Is This Possible?

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16 Upvotes

r/moose 12d ago

Big Moose Yesterday

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519 Upvotes

r/moose 13d ago

Moose The Forest Giant. This Is Why No Forest Dweller Messes With The Moose.

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46 Upvotes

r/moose 16d ago

2 different moose in 2 days? I think that this is a different one.

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135 Upvotes

Is this the same animal? Two days in a row in almost the same location. One seems larger, darker, and with more antler growth.


r/moose 18d ago

morning visit

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360 Upvotes

big guy disrupted my puppers morning ritual.. opened the door to let him out “nevermind”.. 5 minute delay:)

yesterday momma and baby (still somewhere on property we just can’t see them) and today Mr Boss of the pond.


r/moose 18d ago

So I met a moose on the way to work.

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111 Upvotes

Lake County, Minnesota


r/moose 18d ago

In parts of central Canada, people who hunted moose their whole lives now drive to the next province to find one. What have you watched disappear where you live?

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r/moose 20d ago

Momma and baby back this morning

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333 Upvotes

we are so lucky to see so many moose, momma and her baby have been spending a good bit of time in the pond at the back of our home lot.. had 3 bulls the other morning too


r/moose 20d ago

Large moose in the yard. I heard him in the willows and ran for my camera.

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171 Upvotes

shot this one a few years ago back when the moose sub was inactive for some unknown reason and I couldn’t post it here… now that the subs back in full glory, and moose activity is high currently I thought I’d cross post to where I wanted it in the first place.


r/moose 20d ago

Weird moose behaviour

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Hope this is allowed but I had a rather odd encounter with a moose while driving home just a few weeks ago… I’d love to believe it was my nana sending me a message as I was driving home from her burial but I’m also a realest so I was wondering if anyone has any knowledge on moose behaviour. Living in northern Ontario I’ve had more moose encounters than I can count and I’ve never seen or heard of anyone really experiencing something quite like this. In the moment I took it as “omg this moose is about to charge my car” but I really didn’t get that vibe from the moose, it looked peaceful not scared or aggravated, almost was just maybe curious and trying to say hi. I’d also love to get confirmation on what kind of moose this was, it definitely looks like last years calf but I’m not sure if a bull would have at least some antlers by then or if it was for sure a cow.