November 26th, 2009 at 6:01 am
Hmmm I guess this guy knows this moose pretty well … I mean, I think he’s giving the moose a kiss!
This photo reminds me of the moose that used to come and peek in our cottage windows. We’d visit the cottage on the weekend and at least one day each weekend (only for about a year) that we were there we’d have an interesting peeping Tom peering in at us.
The moose usually arrived at breakfast time. We’d all be sitting around the table eating our breakfast and a shadow would pass by the window, just feet from where we were sitting. We’d look up and see a moose looking in at us. I wonder if our food looked good to him or he was just curious about us?
Either way, he was huge, and moose can be ornery … so we never dared to go out and visit with him.
March 22nd, 2008 at 3:59 pm
This weeks theme is Metal
Mooses? I don’t think that there’s a plural for moose …
We took this photo of a metal moose while attending an Art fair here in Toronto. This moose is made out of a recycled oil tank!
This second moose was found in front of a Chicago building.
Do you have interesting animal artwork or statues in your city?
October 31st, 2007 at 11:39 pm
Beverly and Ernie Fischer of Morton County gathered up a little more than their cattle when they did their round up this fall. They got a moose! Beverly says “He thinks he is a cow,” said his wife.
Ernie Fischer said it was difficult to get the young bull moose away from the cattle, and workers put it in a separate corral until it could be released.
The moose also broke fences on the ranch 20 miles south of Mandan.
It’s not the only such incident in south central North Dakota this year. Emmons County rancher Sam Gross recently reported a lone bull moose in his cattle herd, and a moose also was spotted in a cattle herd in McIntosh County.
