[Red Badger]

Moose is PEEPING TOM................Video at link..............

[Red Badger]

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Do they know how many years we here have been waiting for that headline?

[DocRock]

This thread has potential

[43north]

When my family lived near Sterling, Alaska on the Kenai Peninsula there was an enormous cow moose who lived in the woods next to our house. She stood at least 6 feet high at the shoulder and seemed to be very gentle. When we were outside she’d come over to see what we were doing and bed down about 50 ft. away and chew her cud. Even the dogs got used to her. Never saw her with a calf so I assumed she was past her breeding years. Every winter she would come right up to the great room windows and spend hours staring at my wife’s houseplants. That was a little disconcerting.

[rfp1234]

These results are tabulated in the Moose Spring Hair Loss Survey.

Undoubtedly, survey data will be sold to the Hair Club for Moose.

[McGruff]

Could be a FBI bot looking for Russian collusion.

[noiseman]

Found one, and it looks like it’s ready to charge....

[butlerweave]

I almost got run over by a Moose on my way back to my tent , the ground shook and it went right by me and over a 5 foot fence with 3 strands of barbwire at the top . Next morning I checked the fence ,the barbwire had a bow where it’s gut hit it

[Alas Babylon!]

So why are moose populations struggling?

I had to look it up.

Here’s a story from last August about it:

https://www.necn.com/news/new-england/Scientists-Look-for-Ways-to-Help-Struggling-Moose-Population-440621273.html

Ticks.

40 percent of the moose calves are dying. One moose calf had 27,000 ticks on it!

Now, the story goes on to blame global warming, er, climate change, as they say Springs and Falls are now warmer so ticks can breed longer but that not true THIS Spring. The whole climate change thing is bogus—the global climate has only gone up .8 degrees Celsius since 1880. Supposedly something that’s GOING to start to really increase but not “yet”.

Still, were there that many ticks centuries ago, before the white man settled in the Northeast? They don’t say.

[BykrBayb]

Do you have some moose pictures to share?

[DannyTN]

[RightGeek]

Moos closeup

[TBP]

Moose, Cheese, Sister

[JoeProBono]

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