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Sep 25, 2023
4:45:28pm

Penske Material Truly Addicted User

Yes, and do so regularly. Grizzlies can, but wolves make a much bigger dent in

the moose population than grizzlies do.

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I thought Wyoming would have more moose

arizonacougarfan

9/25/23 4:31pm

We did until wolves were reintroduced.

Penske Material

9/25/23 4:37pm

wolves can take down a moose? What about grizzlies?

9/25/23 4:39pm

A wolfpack can take down anything

byuluvr

9/25/23 4:43pm

Yes, and do so regularly. Grizzlies can, but wolves make a much bigger dent in

Penske Material

9/25/23 4:45pm

i meant can wolves take down grizzlies

9/25/23 4:52pm

Just saw a video of someone I know in Alaska shooting a moose. My question is

pink22

9/25/23 4:40pm

Because they like eating moose I imagine.

RC-1138

9/25/23 4:42pm

Not quite that easy (hunting them)… and many families in Alaska rely on the meat

9/25/23 4:43pm

And many other people just want to hang horns on the wall.

pink22

9/25/23 5:25pm

So, whats your point? If they have a permit/tag to do it, why do you care?

9/25/23 5:30pm

This is such an uneducated take. It is illegal to waste wildlife.

IceBlue

9/25/23 5:46pm

I didn’t say anyone is poaching. Just that the goal is the trophy

pink22

9/25/23 6:21pm

Define trophy hunting. It’s pretty subjective.

Penske Material

9/25/23 6:35pm

Oh. Sorry. In that case, so what?

IceBlue

9/25/23 7:15pm

RE: I didn’t say anyone is poaching. Just that the goal is the trophy

FT487

9/25/23 9:52pm

It’s weird to want the head of a dead animal on your wall

pink22

9/25/23 9:59pm

Not to some people.

9/25/23 10:18pm

I've got a great buck Antelope on the wall my son shot. We ate it. It was ok not

FT487

9/25/23 10:23pm

Yes, understanding that others have different opinions than you is difficult…..

Penske Material

9/25/23 10:23pm

Humans have been hanging the horns of animals on the walls of their caves

Parker Schnabel

9/26/23 9:24am

Because an over-population of any animal in a given environment is destructive.

Penske Material

9/25/23 4:44pm

I'm having a hard time believing your question is serious.

crazY

9/25/23 4:46pm

I look forward to Pink22 invading every hunting thread with innocent questions

9/25/23 4:50pm

Innocent…just like that moose

pink22

9/25/23 4:53pm

Then I'll make this even easier - here's the contact info for all the AK regions

Penske Material

9/25/23 5:01pm

Why do you care? That moose fullfilled it's measure of creation. No different

FT487

9/25/23 5:00pm

Not just the numbers, but the size of the moose in Alaska are significantly

9/25/23 4:42pm

Me too. That there are more moose in Idaho than Montana makes no sense. I know

Parker Schnabel

9/25/23 4:44pm

SD doesn't have a single moose?

Mitty

9/25/23 4:51pm

Just saw 3 in the grand Tetons. I think I was in Wyoming.

Haysom Till

9/25/23 5:12pm

Whoa, there is a moose or two in Nevada?

Parker Schnabel

9/25/23 5:13pm

We had a moose and her calf hang out in our backyard for a few days this month

gilbertatty

9/25/23 5:18pm

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