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I sent these to my friends last week but I have been remiss in not posting them here!

Taken from our front door at around 10 a.m. in the morning. We've had more Moose in our yard this year than ever.

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Wow....I did not think Moose traveled this far south. Shows what I know.

Wow..I am lucky if I see an occasional deer or wild turkey...you get moose!!!

Marie5656 wrote: Wow....I did not think Moose traveled this far south. Shows what I know

Wow..I am lucky if I see an occasional deer or wild turkey...you get moose!!!


Hi Marie5656,

Since we live in Northern Idaho - I don't know anyone in the U.S. that considers us "south". :wah: :wah:

Great pics!! :-6

My 2 year old would love that, all we see in Texas is deer and stray cats!

Tombstone wrote: I sent these to my friends last week but I have been remiss in not posting them here!

Taken from our front door at around 10 a.m. in the morning. We've had more Moose in our yard this year than ever.


Looks like a lot of "Moose Burgers" there! :p

cars wrote: Looks like a lot of "Moose Burgers" there! :p


Would you like yours "rare" or "well done"?

Tombstone wrote: Hi Marie5656,

Since we live in Northern Idaho - I don't know anyone in the U.S. that considers us "south".


Well, sort of meant south of Canada and Alaska! Guess I should have clarified that one. :wah: :rolleyes:

Marie5656 wrote: Well, sort of meant south of Canada and Alaska! Guess I should have clarified that one. :wah: :rolleyes:


You made me wonder about that as well. Looks like most northern states are in the Moose belt.

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Thanks for the pictures! I haven't seen a live non-zoo moose since I left Northern Maine many years ago. I lived in Idaho for a while, but we were in Southern Idaho - Mountain Home AFB. I think it was too hot for moose there.

LilacDragon wrote: Thanks for the pictures! I haven't seen a live non-zoo moose since I left Northern Maine many years ago. I lived in Idaho for a while, but we were in Southern Idaho - Mountain Home AFB. I think it was too hot for moose there.


Glad you liked them! There are more Moose photos from last winter here:

http://www.forumgarden.com/forums/showt ... hp?t=12278

I'm familiar with Mountain Home - hot, hot!!

Those are Fantastic Pics. Moose are generally very shy such a rare treat to get a picture of them.



Aw you are further south than I

Those are great moose pics! What a wonder to such magnificent creatures!

Tombstone wrote: I sent these to my friends last week but I have been remiss in not posting them here!

Taken from our front door at around 10 a.m. in the morning. We've had more Moose in our yard this year than ever.


That's one hell of a front yard!

Tombstone wrote: Glad you liked them! There are more Moose photos from last winter here:

http://www.forumgarden.com/forums/showt ... hp?t=12278

I'm familiar with Mountain Home - hot, hot!!


The heat, one can live with if necessary - it was the stench of the nearby cattle holding yards that convinced me that I did not want to live there any longer then the Air Force said we had too!

Theres a moose loose around tombstones hoose.... (house with a scottish accent , as my friend pronounces it..)

:wah: Sorry l couldnt resisit it !:rolleyes:

Wow! ... Amazing. I don't know very much about moose, other than what I've seen on TV docu's.

Are they shy creatures, or would they be likely to attack you? Assumimg they have no young ones around of course.

Very nice photos. Must be nice to have wildlife like that wander into your yard. All we get are stray dogs, cats and an occasional squirrel.

Now that is a MOOSE they are such unique animals. I saw one up close and personal once their coat is beautiful and such a rich mahogony (sp) color. Great picture Tombstone..

minks wrote: Those are Fantastic Pics. Moose are generally very shy such a rare treat to get a picture of them.



Aw you are further south than I


You've got to have Moose up in your Northern neck of the woods!

venus wrote: Theres a moose loose around tombstones hoose.... (house with a scottish accent , as my friend pronounces it..)

:wah: Sorry l couldnt resisit it !:rolleyes:


clever!

annabelle wrote: Wow! ... Amazing. I don't know very much about moose, other than what I've seen on TV docu's.

Are they shy creatures, or would they be likely to attack you? Assumimg they have no young ones around of course.


They are generally shy - well actually - they don't really care. They pay no mind to my barking dogs.

I'm sure you've read the stories about crazy Moose. Luckily, it seems that those Moose are east and north of us.

Bryn Mawr wrote: That's one hell of a front yard!


Indeed!

SnoozeControl wrote: There are mooses in Utah too, among other large hooved animals:

http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Utah/


And best of all, Utah is absolutely gorgeous.

Sheryl wrote: Very nice photos. Must be nice to have wildlife like that wander into your yard. All we get are stray dogs, cats and an occasional squirrel.


:D Been there!

Tombstone wrote: You've got to have Moose up in your Northern neck of the woods!


Indeed we do, but we don't see them round the city much

All I have are bunnies in my yard. They eat my hostas and make me bitter. I feel soooo gypped! Your yard lush and fun too!

I had a "Moose" on my front drive the other night. She was delivering some leaflets

Uncle Kram wrote: I had a "Moose" on my front drive the other night. She was delivering some leaflets


ROLLING MY EYES!!!!!

careful they may become stuck. And then you'd walk around looking like or :-3

SnoozeControl wrote: I've got several moose photos on my computer, here's one that was titled "Bravest cat in the world"


Bloody hell, mine ran away from the rabbit! She'd never have been within 110 mile of a lump like that!