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What we can all learn from Maggie the moose

What we can all learn from Maggie the moose

A moose is the largest member of the deer family, known for its long legs, big nose, and, in males, wide antlers. They live in forests and wetlands across North America, Europe, and Asia, feeding on leaves, twigs, and aquatic plants. Moose are also excellent swimmers and can dive to reach underwater vegetation. Their population is stable in many regions, especially Canada, Alaska, and Scandinavia, but in some areas numbers are declining due to habitat loss, climate change, and disease. Conservat

A moose is the largest member of the deer family, known for its long legs, big nose, and, in males, wide antlers. They live in forests and wetlands across North America, Europe, and Asia, feeding on leaves, twigs, and aquatic plants. Moose are also excellent swimmers and can dive to reach underwater vegetation. Their population is stable in many regions, especially Canada, Alaska, and Scandinavia, but in some areas numbers are declining due to habitat loss, climate change, and disease. Conservat

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Watch me turn moose bones, teeth, and antler into art. Nothing goes to waste — my son harvested this moose, we enjoyed the meat, and now I’m honouring the animal by creating something meaningful from the rest. From pulling teeth to cutting antler, it’s a long process, but it’s worth it. Stay tuned to see these pieces transform into unique creations.❤️🧡💜 #MooseArt #IndigenousArtist #MooseAntler #SustainableArt #learnwithresilientinuk | Vanessa Lee Brousseau

Watch me turn moose bones, teeth, and antler into art. Nothing goes to waste — my son harvested this moose, we enjoyed the meat, and now I’m honouring the animal by creating something meaningful from the rest. From pulling teeth to cutting antler, it’s a long process, but it’s worth it. Stay tuned to see these pieces transform into unique creations.❤️🧡💜 #MooseArt #IndigenousArtist #MooseAntler #SustainableArt #learnwithresilientinuk | Vanessa Lee Brousseau

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Did you know that moose naturally shed their antlers every year? When winter comes, their testosterone levels drop, and that signals the antlers to loosen and fall off—sometimes both in a single day! The base where it detaches is called the pedicle, and it quickly heals over. By spring, new antlers begin to grow again, covered in a soft velvet layer that supplies nutrients until they harden in late summer. If you ever find an antler in the wild, remember it’s part of nature’s cycle. Moose use a

Did you know that moose naturally shed their antlers every year? When winter comes, their testosterone levels drop, and that signals the antlers to loosen and fall off—sometimes both in a single day! The base where it detaches is called the pedicle, and it quickly heals over. By spring, new antlers begin to grow again, covered in a soft velvet layer that supplies nutrients until they harden in late summer. If you ever find an antler in the wild, remember it’s part of nature’s cycle. Moose use a

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The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is conducting their annual moose population survey. Three IFW wildlife biologists, including moose biologist Lee Kantar, fly selected areas each year in a number of wildlife management districts across the state. The IFW crew does both population surveys and composition counts. The population survey is a number count, and the composition counts give biologists a glimpse at the compilation of the population, including the number of bulls compared to

The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is conducting their annual moose population survey. Three IFW wildlife biologists, including moose biologist Lee Kantar, fly selected areas each year in a number of wildlife management districts across the state. The IFW crew does both population surveys and composition counts. The population survey is a number count, and the composition counts give biologists a glimpse at the compilation of the population, including the number of bulls compared to

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Moose on the 12 day river float ( This was to be a 20 day adventure but that is another story) I am strictly a Trophy Hunter and will normally pass on all Bulls under 60 inches unless they have some unique features. Saw 5 Bulls on Float and this is the breakdown. Bull One - This was by far the biggest and one I tried to get him but due to a high river probably saved him as where I normally camp he crossed river at a known crossing that now was 550 yards up river - Rainy morning and Bull around 6

Moose on the 12 day river float ( This was to be a 20 day adventure but that is another story) I am strictly a Trophy Hunter and will normally pass on all Bulls under 60 inches unless they have some unique features. Saw 5 Bulls on Float and this is the breakdown. Bull One - This was by far the biggest and one I tried to get him but due to a high river probably saved him as where I normally camp he crossed river at a known crossing that now was 550 yards up river - Rainy morning and Bull around 6

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Maine state biologist Lee Kantar discusses moose populations across North America #hikersessions

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