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I hadn't seen the picture yet, but yes, that is a bull. Looked like a cow from the office window. Bismarck PD was over there a bit ago trying to run it off again. Wish they would just let it go.
Well its obvoius the lefts culture is even seeping into our wild game populations now..... a male moose identifying as a female moose..... but in all seriousness I believe moose start dropping well before the other ungulates in the state so my guess is a bull thats dropped already.
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The little I know about mooses is from the mid 90's when I went with my father in-law when he was drawn for a bull moose in the Wahalla area. The season opened the day after Thanksgiving and I pulled one antler off the small bull he shot. There were also another hunter that had a cow tag and shot a bull that had already dropped his antlers. So I don't think it would be out of place for this young bull to have dropped them by now, I figured that was one of the reasons they moved the season up
not a border collie i guess but when they will fight wolves i bet they only run so far
Moose are not an endangered species. I'm sure the local food bank could use some protein and the meat processors are doing venison this time of year anyway. A phone call to a processor, a loader and truck standing by, a single 12 ga slug to the chest, and the public is protected from a big animal in a place it shouldn't be and some hungry people get fed. Problem solved. WHY is this so hard for folks to figure out.
Preposterous! Grow out your man bun, fire up your Prius and get yourself a slab of plant-based meat! The planet is at stake here!
Well its obvoius the lefts culture is even seeping into our wild game populations now..... a male moose identifying as a female moose..... but in all seriousness I believe moose start dropping well before the other ungulates in the state so my guess is a bull thats dropped already.
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The little I know about mooses is from the mid 90's when I went with my father in-law when he was drawn for a bull moose in the Wahalla area. The season opened the day after Thanksgiving and I pulled one antler off the small bull he shot. There were also another hunter that had a cow tag and shot a bull that had already dropped his antlers. So I don't think it would be out of place for this young bull to have dropped them by now, I figured that was one of the reasons they moved the season up
All the pics he has of his moose is with me standing beside it holding one of the antlers in place
Smoke it's ass and be done with it, before somebody gets hurt
This site is filled with such negativity. No matter what someone does, there is someone to bitch about it. I'm sure the cops were trying to get it out of town because it was near such a busy intersection. People stop to look at a moose and accidents will happen. It's life. Quit blaming people for being curious. This was up by my house and yes I slowed down to look at it. I've spend 30 days in the field hunting this year and so yes, I get out and see wildlife all the time and that still didn't stop me from slowing down to look at it just like I know damn sure you guys all would too. It's really cool to see one in town cause we don't live in Alaska and it isn't common.
Moose are not an endangered species. I'm sure the local food bank could use some protein and the meat processors are doing venison this time of year anyway. A phone call to a processor, a loader and truck standing by, a single 12 ga slug to the chest, and the public is protected from a big animal in a place it shouldn't be and some hungry people get fed. Problem solved. WHY is this so hard for folks to figure out.
I’d go with a headshot though. Less meat damage
moose are dropping antlers already.
have multiple trail cam pics in very moosy areas and wife was within 15 yards of a young bull bow hunting a week ago she could see his junk and was anterless, also last week had trail cam pics of a large bull with single antler
I’d go with a headshot though. Less meat damage