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| 1041.1 | Starting early too. | CSOA1::VANDENBARK | | Mon Sep 30 1991 13:22 | 11 |
| The cold snap last week got the whitetails going crazy here in Ky. too.
I have seen 5 deer dead on the roads in the last 3 days, 2 were bucks,
one was a whopper. I went scouting again Sat. and found an area that
had about 30 rubs and 5 big scapes. That buck had the entire are tore
all to pieces. If the cool weather holds out, I think it is going to
be a good opener(OCt 1).
We don't have any Moose here, I did see a what I thought was a moose,
but it turned out to be a fat chick that needed to shave her legs.
Wess
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| 1041.2 | MOOSE MEETS TRAIN | MCIS2::SKINNER | | Tue Oct 01 1991 16:29 | 2 |
| MOOSE KILLED BY TRAIN IN GARDNER ON SUNDAY NIGHT.
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| 1041.3 | More sightings | CARROL::LEFEBVRE | Beyond belief | Wed Oct 02 1991 11:02 | 7 |
| An adult cow was photographed in a marsh across the street (1A) from
Hampton's North Beach yesterday morning.
A friend of mine who lives in Rye, NH had an yearling bull in his
garden Sunday afternoon.
Mark.
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| 1041.4 | | JUPITR::BJUBINVILLE | I TOO AM THE NRA | Wed Oct 02 1991 11:48 | 4 |
| re-1 those are probably just stray from a local farm. I was
gearing more towards the wildlife...
BJ
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| 1041.5 | The Terms | EMDS::PETERSON | | Wed Oct 02 1991 11:55 | 7 |
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re-.1
Male Moose are called Bulls.... (Bull Moose).
Female Moose are called Cows...
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| 1041.6 | Another one bites the dust! | HYEND::HAMELIN | | Wed Oct 02 1991 12:50 | 3 |
| Today's Worcester Telegram reported that a moose was struck and killed
by a train near the center of Gardner, Mass. on monday am.Weight was
600 pounds +.
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| 1041.7 | Bullwinkle is dead | SALEM::TOWLE_C | Corky | Wed Oct 09 1991 14:52 | 20 |
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Game taken: Bull Moose
Weight: 900lbs
Rack: 6 points, 4 foot beam
Method taken: Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe
Where and when: Kingston NH, Rt 111 at the Danville town line, 02-Oct-1991
@ 6:05 AM
Hunter suffered a concussion and whiplash. Thunderbird suffered $3136.28 in
estimated damage.
Be careful out there, the Moose are everywhere!!!
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| 1041.8 | cooking on the manifold... | BTOVT::REMILLARD_K | | Wed Oct 09 1991 15:25 | 6 |
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Did you get to keep the animal?
For all that damage a few steaks would seem appropriate.
Kevin
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| 1041.9 | | XCUSME::NEWSHAM | I'm the NRA | Wed Oct 09 1991 18:41 | 5 |
| So Corky, when's the big steak, oops, I mean Moose cookout ?
You ok ????
Red
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| 1041.10 | It was pretty tore up | SALEM::TOWLE_C | Corky | Thu Oct 10 1991 09:42 | 19 |
| RE: the last couple,
Yes I had the option of keeping the moose but seeing as I wasn't thinking
too clearly at the time I gave it to the cop that did the report with the
understanding that I get the rack.
Seeing as I was the second car to hit it and after seeing how much it had been
"tenderized" plus being 0600 in the morning and not having any idea how to get
it to someplace to be cut up *or* who to call, how to get it off the road,,
etc, etc I figured letting the cop handle it was the best way to go.
The first car that hit it, the moose trashed his front end, came up over the
hood, took out the windshield and flattened the roof. I came along about 20
seconds after the first guy hit it and he told me he saw it trying to get up
just as I hit it.
I never even saw it. (If I did I don't remember it) :-)
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| 1041.11 | | PARITY::KSBROWN | | Thu Oct 10 1991 11:39 | 3 |
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Corky has a set of Millet sights for a hood ornament...;^)
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| 1041.12 | | DNEAST::MAHANEY_MIKE | | Thu Oct 10 1991 11:56 | 2 |
| There are 796 less moose on the loose after the first three
days of Maine's moose season.
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