Moose

A beloved bull moose has captured hearts on a popular hiking trail, but its recent health struggles have taken a somber turn. Let’s talk about it.

Popular Moose in New York State Has Been Killed. The New York State DEC killed a moose that was getting national attention all summer long. It is very rare to see a moose in New York State

The Goodman Mountain Trail remains closed after DEC euthanized a moose suffering from a severe illness.

The moose actually caused a little bit of a problem and concern where the DEC had to get involved and shut down a trail because it would NOT leave.

There are only 400 MOOSE in New York State's Adirondacks. You don't see too many moose sightings in New York State, but when you do it is an incredible experience! Take a look at this moose video in New York State!

Information collected from the survey provides insights into the long-term trajectory of New York State’s moose population.

You can see moose in New York State in the wild and it is an unbelievable sight to see. In fact, now is about the time of the year that you will be able to see moose in New York State. Here are the best spots to see moose in New York State:

LOL Imagine waking up to go get downstairs to make yourself a cup of coffee and seeing a moose just chilling in the shallow end over your pool. Of course, eventually she gets too hot and goes for a swim in the deep end. A couple in Ottawa's found the moose hanging out for a few hours before getting out, drying off and returning to the woods...

Our co-worker, Dave, is on a deer hunt in Montana this week and sent me this video of a bull moose that crossed under his tree stand.

These pictures are unbelievable, but thankfully everyone (except for the moose) is okay! This accident happened in Maine over the holiday weekend. Look at these...

Running into a full-grown moose in real life would be terrifying at worst, disconcerting at best. Running into a tiny baby moose, on the other hand, would be adorable. Who knew? Now you know. Enjoy these pictures of little moose calves.