That is where the golf etiquette comes in. All golfers know that you should try and leave every part of the golf course better than how you found it. If you take a divot, or leave a mark or indention ...

Video captures two bull moose fighting in Steamboat Springs 00:24. Video out of Steamboat Springs captured a fight between two bull moose. And it all went down in someone's driveway off Anglers Drive.

By looking at antlers in the photos, they suspected one of the moose to be a bull they’d first encountered in 2017. That fall the bull first showed up to the valley, alone and angry. After a violent ...

Officials temporarily closed Bear Lake State Park’s North Beach after a young bull moose showed up. Idaho Fish and Game, Bear ...

In this video, a bull moose is seen chilling in a snow drift with a Siberian cat and a person. It’s awe-inspiring footage as both animals seem completely at ease, ... Be Wary Around Wild Moose.

State wildlife officers and the Colorado Springs Fire Department rescued a baby moose that “found itself in a bit of a sticky ...

Bull and cow moose call to locate one aother during the rut. pictureguy32 / Adobe Stock. Moose are more solitary than other type of deer, and they typically live in thick, timbered areas.

Flash, a bull moose at the Kenai Moose Research Center, ... Moose at the center often live to the expectancy of wild moose: 14-15 years for males and 18-19 years for females.

DEC Forest Rangers said a bull moose has been seen in the area for an extended period of time. They said the closure is meant to protect the public from the animal as well as to prevent it from ...

In a Sept. 25, 2011 photo provided by Donna Buck Wiltsie, a young bull moose walks through a sandy area of the Moose River Plains wild forest region of the Adirondacks.

The biggest wild animal in Wisconsin is one few state residents have ever seen: the moose. Adult bull moose are as tall as 7 feet at the shoulder, 10 feet in length and weigh from 900 to 1,400 ...

A bull moose enjoys a bite to eat in Summit County. This week's Get Wild column focuses on how to be mindful of the moose population in Summit. Richard Seeley/Courtesy photo.