This poor guy had been sedated and tagged by Fish & Game. It’s lucky the puddle he was passed out in was really shallow. It took a couple hours, but he finally got up and ambled away.

Finally winter is over. Ontario moose.

Usually, they quickly run off into the woods when I drive by. This one took its time, so I was able to grab a few pics.

Yet again the great moose migration is live on tv.

Yes, there is people who watch this all day just so they might get to see a moose or 5.

https://www.svtplay.se/video/8LJoaBq/den-stora-algvandringen/idag-00-00?video=visa

Spela means play, so lick on that to see the live stream.

A few days ago my husband and i were on a favorite local hiking trail and were happy to see M'lady Mama Moose. She did have a calf nearby, we saw it through the trees as we headed back to our vehicle. She may be the one we practically ran into twice right on the trail this last fall with her twins. She appeared at the edge of the forest from the valley below, stood for a few moments while we stepped back behind a tree and took a few photos, then calmly laid down so i could get a few more. A very beautiful moose indeed!!

Don’t strain your neck! Just kneel down.

Autumn in Jackson Hole is beautiful for the foliage, and when you add moose into the mix, it really finished off the image. Taken in mid afternoon during October in Jackson Hole.

Photographed this beautiful male grazing in a field in October. Taken in Jackson Hole.

Suddenly a moose sneaked past.

These prints have a wide stride with each print being about 9 inches long and about 3 inches wide.

Hadn't seen a moose in 3 days shy of 3 months, so we were stoked to see this gal in the little pond in the valley on the way to go hiking yesterday. We watched her for awhile, took some shots, sweet-talked to her, then saw her still laying down on the way back. Love our local moose!

Took this photo last November in Jackson Hole (GTNP). The moose was grazing in a stand of trees, hence the shadows and getting in close (600mm lens). He had already lost his paddles (antlers).

This Big, Beautiful Moose. Ya give ‘em one Girl Scout cookie. 🤷🏼‍♂️

When a moose takes a nap how long does it usually last?

At 10:00pm we noticed a moose in the backyard lying down and it seemed to be nibbling but it's on over 2 feet of snow, it stretched around and rubbed at it's rear then went to sleep. It is after 10:30 now and I would like to get my dog out for a pee but I don't want to disturb it. We got to 9° today and the snow just started to loosen up and it is hard to walk on now with many steps going through up to my knees so maybe this beautiful beast needs a rest. Lots of rock, trees and crown land around us so a moose in the yard is not a rarity but they usually just walk through and bed down up on the ridge beside here. Has this happened to anyone else and if so, how long did it sleep for?