Technically Moose are Deer ;)

[KJS - ND]

Got my once-in-a-lifetime North Dakota moose tag this year and filled out on Saturday.

Landowner was great and buddy w/ the trailer and skid steer was life-saver.

 

[j-bird]

I know nothing about moose other than they are BIG! Congrats on the successful hunt!

 

[OkieKubota]

Always wanted to kill a moose...congrats!

 

[Turkey Creek]

Sweet! I lived in ND for 3 years and would see one on occasion when driving.

 

[Berserker]

I tried telling the DNR that, but the judge didn't buy it either.

 

[Gravel Road]

That's a fantastic bull! 45-48"?

 

[buckdeer1]

Great bul,I shot one in WY and CO hope I get to hunt them again

 

[Drycreek]

Congrats on the freezer FULL of meat. I lived there for a year myself, but that was 81/82. I know the moose are getting more plentiful each year. My wife is from ND, and my sis-in-law keeps me up on things.

I never had to retrieve my deer with a skid steer and a trailer but I did have to pick up a few hogs with my backhoe !

 

[KJS - ND]

Moose European mount is done - Tip is to have kids hold the mount to make them look bigger

 

[Turkey Creek]

Damn long nosed things! Takes a heck of a pot to simmer one of those in. Nice job

 

[THE LLC]

Nice. For some reason never thought of ND as a moose hot spot.

 

[Someday Isle]

Sweet!

 

[KJS - ND]

I wouldn't call it a hot spot, but the population has been increasing the last 20 years or so - Game and Fish issues about 200ish licenses which are for ND residents only - once-in-a-lifetime tag (same with elk and bighorn sheep). I think there are now more moose in ND than in MN as we don't have the snail brain worm disease at this point in most of the state. Where ND used to have moose 30 years ago, there are not may left due to disease.

 

[Drycreek]

That's a nice looking euro !