Welcome to Moose Party Part 1. There will be more, but this will get the fun started. Settle in and have fun watching while Libby narrates what happening at the party. As a reminder, this is one of those “out of sequence” videos I keep mentioning. We are mostly sharing the rut in order this year and currently still sharing action that happened in September, but today’s movie is from October. Just clearing that up. What’s a moose party? To us, it’s what we call it when the moose congregate after

Moose will usually give birth to one calf, but it is not uncommon for twins to be born if food is plentiful. Enjoy this footage of a Utah moose and her twin calves in honor of #NationalSiblingsDay! | Utah Division of Wildlife Resources

With the moose breeding season beginning to ramp up, bulls are on the move looking for mates. In his travels, this young bull accidentally found his way into a swimming pool in Bedford last night. NHF&G Wildlife Biologists, with assistance from local Conservation Officers, were able to help remove the moose from the pool. The moose was unable to get himself out after several hours as the pool had no stairs. By putting a set of wooden steps in the pool and coaxing the moose towards them, he was a

Check out these strange Alberta incidents involving moose near Maligne Lake and Eckville. Full story: www.cbc.ca/1.5303953 | CBC Edmonton

When you're out watching wildlife in the Northeast Kingdorm, it pays to keep your camera or phone handy. Deer biologist Nick Fortin's truck proved irrestible to two curious young moose last week. He captured their encounter in this short video. Enjoy the view, but be sure to keep a safe distance from all wildlife you encounter | Vermont Fish & Wildlife