There could be more hunters out in the woods searching for moose in Vermont this fall. Biologists at the Department of Fish and Wildlife recently recommended the state issue 180 moose hunting ...

Moose, he says, are inveterate foragers, eating leaves, wild berries, grasses and, in winter when foraging grub is in short supply, the bark off trees. Oh, and a shocker: Moose also eat poison ivy ...

Maine has the largest population of moose in the lower 48 states in the United States and many people come to the state with ...

The news is not good for moose calves who are part of a five-year mortality study.Winter tick claimed 74 percent of the moose calves collared in the study.That compares to a 64 percent mortality ...

These large animals are surprising difficult to spot in the woods, but volunteers will attempt to do that on Feb. 8-9 during the annual Winter Moose Day. Amber Travsky/courtesy Facebook ...

Warm winter impacts Minnesota's moose population 04:07. ELY, Minn. — Every year, biologists take flight to count moose in Minnesota. They're in the process of doing it right now in the Superior ...

Moose shed their antlers each winter, but the event is seldom captured on video. AMAZING FACTS; ... a woods operations supervisor, spotted three moose while surveying trees in New Brunswick, ...

The day was sunny and warmish, with only a light breeze. It was a perfect day to wander in the woods via skis or snowshoes and just take in the surroundings. Laramie resident Craig Vaske, on skis ...

Feel the call of the wild on a moose safari in Maine's Great North Woods. Maine’s Great North Woods is one of the best spots in the country to catch sight of the world’s largest deer species ...