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Find: Moose hunting guides & moose hunting trips here on www.huntersdomain.com . for Alaska moose hunting guides, Canada moose hunting, Newfoundland moose hunting guides, Alberta moose hunting guides. The moose (Alces alces) is the largest member of the deer family with antlers that are distinguishable by the palmation. The moose inhabits areas of North America to include almost all of Canada, Alaska, the upper Rockies and much of New England. Moose have been re-introduced to some areas like Newfoundland where they were re-introduced in the year 1904. They have since thrived there. Other areas like New Zealand, where they were introduced in 1910, and the moose have not done as well. The most distinguishable characteristic of the moose is the large, palmated antlers that the male or bull moose grow. They also have extremely long legs that give the moose a gangly appearance. The moose prefers to trot but will occasionally break into a gallop and can reach speeds up to 34 mph. The adult male moose is a giant and can weigh up to 1600 lbs. Moose hunting is a favorite pastime for many Americans and Canadians. Moose hunting in Alaska and moose hunting in Canada is immensely popular with hunters seeking moose not only for the challenge of the hunt but also for the headgear and the succulent meat they possess. Moose hunting in Maine is also a popular tradition as is moose hunting in the Canadian provinces of Alberta and British Columbia. So when planning your next moose hunting trip, it might be good to know some moose trivia. The plural of moose is not meese but moose. A moose can swim for two hours and up to twelve miles without stopping. Moose hunting is done in some of the most pristine and beautiful country in the world and is not something you ,as a hunter, will want to miss out on.

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