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<blockquote data-quote="3Roosters" data-source="post: 402411" data-attributes="member: 1351"><p>2024 race is now 3 days in. Going to be interesting again this year! 5 time champ Dallas Seavey already has had some excitement as he had to dispatch a moose less than 24 hrs into the race! Defending his dog team. I am gonna have to dig into what kind of sidearm mushers pack to drop a moose. Close range of course. What does the peanut gallery think about what he was packing to drop that moose at close range? One of the dogs was injured during the moose encounter so was dropped from the team at the next checkpoint and airlifted to a vet in Anchorage. Surgery, still in critical condition.. I think i am reading the rules correctly, in such cases, before the musher can continue, they must field dress the animal before they can continue and report it at the next checkpoint...so authorities go get it and distribute the meat to the locals. From the sounds of it..it sounds like some of the mushers and dog teams following had to actually go up and over the body of the moose as it was in the middle of the trail on a downhill corner. crazy.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="3Roosters, post: 402411, member: 1351"] 2024 race is now 3 days in. Going to be interesting again this year! 5 time champ Dallas Seavey already has had some excitement as he had to dispatch a moose less than 24 hrs into the race! Defending his dog team. I am gonna have to dig into what kind of sidearm mushers pack to drop a moose. Close range of course. What does the peanut gallery think about what he was packing to drop that moose at close range? One of the dogs was injured during the moose encounter so was dropped from the team at the next checkpoint and airlifted to a vet in Anchorage. Surgery, still in critical condition.. I think i am reading the rules correctly, in such cases, before the musher can continue, they must field dress the animal before they can continue and report it at the next checkpoint...so authorities go get it and distribute the meat to the locals. From the sounds of it..it sounds like some of the mushers and dog teams following had to actually go up and over the body of the moose as it was in the middle of the trail on a downhill corner. crazy. [/QUOTE]

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