The power of a moose …

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Chatmore 2/6/2023 2:14pm
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How about the power of a duck? Mav, any truth to this? 😁

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Jeremy A.K. 2/6/2023 6:46pm
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Chatmore wrote:
How about the power of a duck? Mav, any truth to this? 😁  

How about the power of a duck? Mav, any truth to this? 😁

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They brought it to buffalo a couple years ago. I couldn't believe the number of people who went to see it. 

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SEEMEFIRST 2/6/2023 7:03pm
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Chatmore wrote:
How about the power of a duck? Mav, any truth to this? 😁  

How about the power of a duck? Mav, any truth to this? 😁

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Jeremy A.K. wrote:

They brought it to buffalo a couple years ago. I couldn't believe the number of people who went to see it. 

Surprised there weren't a bunch of rednecks shooting at it.

That's what I would have been doing. 

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Dirt.Squirt 2/6/2023 7:13pm
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Jeremy A.K. wrote:
They're so damn big ,guys who use small boats to hunt them end up taking 3 or.4 trips back and forth to get all the meat...

They're so damn big ,guys who use small boats to hunt them end up taking 3 or.4 trips back and forth to get all the meat back. Have you eaten moose before? I never have but would love to try it. Venison and elk is all I've had.

My dad was raised on moose meat he loved it 

 

the first time he had hamburger he didn’t take more than a few bites couldn’t stand it 

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M1000 2/6/2023 8:07pm
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That's the one animal I am most wary of meeting up with in the woods. I had a really close spooky encounter once with a bull...

That's the one animal I am most wary of meeting up with in the woods. I had a really close spooky encounter once with a bull, cow & calf that I'll never forget. Not sure what would have happened if they'd seen me. I was in between the cow & calf when I first saw the cow, but off to the side. Gave me the heebies for a couple days.

Jeremy A.K. wrote:
Just to put in perspective of how terrible their eye sight is. Hunters will often lure A bull in by swaying back and forth with canoe...

Just to put in perspective of how terrible their eye sight is. Hunters will often lure A bull in by swaying back and forth with canoe paddles or plywood cut outs over their head to imitate another bull. Their eye sight is complete shit.

This true. Similar to rattling in a deer. Can hold your hands above your head,or grab some branches above your head (mimick antlers) or gun above your head. Basically you are challenging him to a fight. They sometimes respond, and come in to you. Then Boom. Moose jerky, sausage, for winter. Wasn’t drawn this year. 100% will be drawn next year. Yahoo…. Moose season starts last week of September, until October 30. 🤠🤠🇨🇦
I had cool encounter hunting moose in Northern Alberta. Late fall day, and we were in a swampy, Muskeg like area. I could hear some wolves in the area. I decided to track the wolves down and see what all commotion was about. When I arrived closer, the wolves (6 or 7) were circling a calf, and the cow was 50 yards away. They were going to take the calf down. However I startled a nearby wolf. The wolves fled. The calf lived another day. The cow/calf slowly walked into the bush. It was a cool moment. Nature can be harsh. 🥃🥃🥃🇨🇦

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Mr. G 2/8/2023 2:35pm
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bigsal wrote:

 Maybe Boris and Natasha will chime in too, they to have an ongoing moose and squirrel problem of their own.

Best post of the year. Yes, I realize it's only February. 

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Muttly 2/9/2023 10:38am
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ToolMaker wrote:

We need Muttly to chine in and tell us if he'd ride it.

Run him in the chute and flank ‘em, I’d try it! 🤠 Every year on the Navajo Nation they have a Buffalo riding. While I’m done/retired from riding bulls, an invite to get on a Buffalo would make me come out. 

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ToolMaker wrote:

We need Muttly to chine in and tell us if he'd ride it.

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Run him in the chute and flank ‘em, I’d try it! 🤠 Every year on the Navajo Nation they have a Buffalo riding. While I’m done/retired...

Run him in the chute and flank ‘em, I’d try it! 🤠 Every year on the Navajo Nation they have a Buffalo riding. While I’m done/retired from riding bulls, an invite to get on a Buffalo would make me come out. 

 

 

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Muttly 2/9/2023 10:57am
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peelout wrote:
   
 

 

Something tells me he’s had that Buffalo since it was a calf and has been working with it for a long time. 
 

 

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Dansheree 2/9/2023 11:15am
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Good gravy that's a powerful animal. Made me wonder how fast they run in normal conditions. Around 35 mph apparently. 

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