Share your Moose shots!!

Starting this thread kinda in jest since I'd posted a Moose not really knowing where it should go.
Moose are my favorite large mammal.
So here's one to get the Moose rolling-

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Here are my favourite 2, also my choice of large land animal.

Photo from budcam's gallery.
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Through my living room window a few winters ago.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19049726
Starting this thread kinda in jest since I'd posted a Moose not really knowing where it should go.
Moose are my favorite large mammal.
So here's one to get the Moose rolling-

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/21tt​5tw Winkle by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr

That's a nice looking one.

budcam wrote in post #19049781
Here are my favourite 2, also my choice of large land animal.

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posted by budcam originally in forum: Wildlife

You were shooting in blizzard?

SYS wrote in post #19050125
You were shooting in blizzard?

It was close to it, 12''of snow and 3hr drive turned into a 7hr drive back home. But every inch and minute was worth it.

Grizz1 wrote in post #19050266

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/ixAN​uY ALASKA #2 202 by steve findling, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/ixB6​5J ALASKA #2 189 by steve findling, on Flickr
These two were part of a large group of Moose that we found in heavy cover, even as large as they are it was difficult to see and get photos of a whole Moose , kept seeing legs, heads and rear ends and did not get a lot of full body shots. It was near days end and running out of time, really want to look for these guys again someday.

Wow Steve, you certainly picked the perfect time to be there. You captured these guys in an absolutely beautiful environment. That first image with the bull in the red is stunning. Hope that one is hanging on your wall.ߙ°ߙ

Thank you Terry, I felt really blessed on this day, for one that likes the outdoors and wildlife as I (we) do it was one to remember. There was heavy cloud cover to begin the day and I wanted to see and photograph Denali, the mountain was on my mind. We went in to mile 52, back to 18, changed buses and went back to mile 82. Rain turned to sleet, than snow and the wildlife was everywhere, their summer and fall were coming to an end on this very day. Couldn't have timed it any better. Never saw the Mountain but I'm pleased with the memories.
We met a family from Fairbanks on the bus, made and remain friends to this day, terrific people. So each Christmas since, when we open the home canned Salmon from them it is a reminder of that special day.

Grizz1 wrote in post #19050261

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/ixB2​sJ ALASKA #2 181 by steve findling, on Flickr
This is one of my favorites for a couple of reasons, I really like the fall colors as a back drop for this good sized bull that was heading away from the crowd. I had spent the full day in the background and so knew that a snow storm and vast area of open landscape was ahead of him. He seemed to be determined to be alone as I found over 30 Moose browsing about 3 miles further East in heavy cover. Though I did not get any photos of them, a pack of Wolves were just over the rise and down in a drainage area, always wondered how the winter turned out for this guy.

Thats a beauty Steve love the Fall setting, there is nothing like being in their presence. You get a feeling of a close connection to nature.

Here are a couple of shots from a series, of two moose fighting. Or rather, sparring. Taken in Grand Teton NP about five years ago. Impressive to see, I must admit.

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19049726
Starting this thread kinda in jest since I'd posted a Moose not really knowing where it should go.
Moose are my favorite large mammal.
So here's one to get the Moose rolling-

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/21tt​5tw Winkle by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr

Very Nice.

Mom and one of her babies. Taken a few years ago in Whitehorse, Yukon.