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There has been a bit of evidence over the more recent years, eg Hair, foot prints way to big for the biggest Red deer, those Trail Camera pictures which show a different color and the hump on the shoulder, and the distinct brows lines at heights (7 odd feet high)to high for reds along with the way they strip a branch. ( They grab the branch and run it through there mouth stripping the leaves and twigs off) The name Moose is "Twig Eater" so I was told.
I for one would love to find them and have more introduced as they are a magnificent animal, what are left need to be protected and built up to a small viable herd.

Originally Posted by Mooseman

There has been a bit of evidence over the more recent years, eg Hair, foot prints way to big for the biggest Red deer, those Trail Camera pictures which show a different color and the hump on the shoulder, and the distinct brows lines at heights (7 odd feet high)to high for reds along with the way they strip a branch. ( They grab the branch and run it through there mouth stripping the leaves and twigs off) The name Moose is "Twig Eater" so I was told.
I for one would love to find them and have more introduced as they are a magnificent animal, what are left need to be protected and built up to a small viable herd.

Moose according to first nations means "strips off" or "bark eater"
Or snow damage



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