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Posted by pete on 06-16-2007 07:48 PM:

moose

lol well couldnt resist taking pic of this guy--


Posted by Kennyog on 06-16-2007 10:24 PM:

moose

Awesome!


Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 06-16-2007 10:37 PM:

HUGE!

That is Just enormous....any idea on a weight at that size? Real glad you got the picture, it is Awesome!
HappyHunting! Heather

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Posted by MFlores on 06-17-2007 02:07 AM:

Thats a weird looking one! Something isnt right about that chest...must be a camera angle thing. To have antlers that big this time of year, he'll be a bruiser this Sept.

Heather, a moose that size is 700 to 1000lbs. live weight.


Posted by jackbob42 on 06-17-2007 02:54 AM:

They got the face only a mother could love ! LOL

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Posted by houndsmans_sis on 06-20-2007 02:18 AM:

Moose from Maine

This one was just standing there when we drove by.

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Posted by Pops on 06-20-2007 07:38 AM:

i'd sure like to take down one of those w/some big rough fast dogs & a spear.
hopefully it will be legal to do when i can get around to it.


Posted by Todd K / UKC on 06-20-2007 01:06 PM:

Is Maine the only State up that way that has an open season for moose? What's the chances of drawing a moose tag in Maine? Probably about the same snow ball chance in hades of drawing an elk tag in Michigan.

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Posted by steve bird on 06-20-2007 08:23 PM:

moose

new hampshire has a lottery open to non residents not sure about vermont,most states only save 10 % for nonresident so good luck been waiting about 20 years! Didnt run that fella to get the young dogs in shape did ya?lol


Posted by dogfaceNH on 06-20-2007 08:46 PM:

Moose

I've found it's tough as heck to get them to climb. They usually just bay up because they get tired of sliding down trees cause they can't dig their hooves in to hold on, lol.


Posted by jason waterhous on 06-20-2007 10:08 PM:

I beleive Vermont gives out 10% non resident moose permits.I beleive there giving out around 1100 to 1200 moose permits in the state now (lottery).Back in 1998 i was draw for a vt moose permit I was one of 165 sucessful applicants and 1 of 97 to actually get a moose in the state that year.It was a great hunt and memorable. My moose was a 9 point 630lbs young bull (2 and a half years old) Great eating.

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Posted by pete on 06-20-2007 11:32 PM:

todd you can buy a tag in maine for 11000 or vermont for around 5000 -from the state-- - silent auction-




they have lottery in maine nh and vermont --- odds are very slim -- and worse for non residents---


Posted by Bub M on 06-21-2007 12:50 AM:

Pete,that looked like my transmiter sticking out of the thick stuff behind the moose.Would you run up there & look tomorrow.---thanks-----

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Posted by pete on 06-21-2007 03:50 AM:

maybe i can find my collar and your transmitter in there


Posted by Spanky on 06-21-2007 01:07 PM:

Nice part about Maine Todd is they have a sub permitee. In other words if you or your friend draw you can put the other on the license. You still can only harvest one but you both get to hunt. Well worth putting in for the odds are not that bad. I have put in as a resident of montana for 13 years and have yet to draw......

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Posted by jason waterhous on 06-21-2007 06:29 PM:

To add to spankys comment,Vermont also has a sub permitee

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Posted by steve bird on 06-22-2007 12:18 AM:

moose

ya went as a sub a couple of years ago,had a good time but it was over quick.


Posted by Todd K / UKC on 06-22-2007 01:04 PM:

I'd say it is worth doing and I'm going to check into it. I'd like to turn the pointer loose up there and sample some of the grouse and woodcock shooting too. That would be a great trip.

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Posted by mjflores on 06-22-2007 05:30 PM:

Todd, if you can draw a unit L moose tag here in NH, I can guarantee you a moose. My land is thick with them. I've put in almost every year since the hunt started in 1988 and have never been picked.

If anyone gets a unit L moose permit, please come kill my moose. I called Fish and game and asked if i could just on my land and they said no. I dont like them and want them gone. I'll even skid it out with my tractor for you.


Posted by bluedot on 07-17-2007 02:27 AM:

i have been the maine lottery for 8 years got drawn for district 11 never saw live moose ask me if i am excided .i got drawed for sept. going alone woul d like to hunt bear to . love looking at thoes moose pictures


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