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 regal giants of the Great North Woods are the state’s signature animal. Maine’s moose population of 60,000 to 70,000 is second only to that of Alaska.

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 ...

On the fringes of Minnesota's North Woods, Department of Natural Resources helicopters have a bird's eye view where you can see moose clipping through the forest.

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 ...

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.

Maine’s Great North Woods is one of the best spots in the country to catch sight of the world’s largest deer species, making for a majestic wildlife safari.

A moose in the snow glances toward the photographer before vanishing in the trees. Volunteers in this year’s Winter Moose Day counted 11 moose on the various routes on Pole Mountain, in the ...

In fact, moose shed their antlers each winter, and a drone recently captured rare footage of the phenomenon.

See any moose on your ski vacation? Here’s how to share the slopes with wildlife With a rise in animal encounters at ski resorts, here’s what experts say travelers need to do to stay safe.