Until the cows come home...

[Rivari]

Cow moose that is folks, I took these pictures about two weeks ago at our home during a snow storm we were having. Obviously this critter found our barn as a safe haven from the snow or it may have been the hay bails stacked just inside to the left that she found more enticing. My wife's horses weren't laughing with us as they watched their uninvited guest munching away. Enjoy.

Barry, being a Fish and Game Cop of sorts would it be legal to shut the doors and keep her?

As a side note I was standing behind our plow truck when I took these, I didn't want to become a speed bump for the old girl.

[lucky788scroller]

So Todd, is your freezer full now ????????????? Dale

[Rivari]

So Todd, is your freezer full now ????????????? Dale

I plead the 5th.


Nah, we let her go about her business, we get alot of Moose in our area and they are so common that we don't even give them a second glance, providing they aren't in your barn eating over priced hay or stuck to the front of your truck on your way to work.

[bearfretworks]

Barry, being a Fish and Game Cop of sorts would it be legal to shut the doors and keep her?

Nope. But I could cite you for feeding wildlife if you'd like

Pretty neat stuff. Glad you didn't try to toss a saddle on her......

[Dragon]

That's great.
Diane

[Paul S WI]

Ya can't cite Todd. Gotta cite the moose for grand theft - overpriced hay. Speaking of hay, hey it's tax time. Couldn't you write off the hay loss on your tax return?

[Rivari]

Nope. But I could cite you for feeding wildlife if you'd like

Oh man, now that would be about typical.

As for taxes and writing hay off....well we already do. The wife is an English (Hunter Jumper) Instructor but it sure doesn't make up for the loss of any amount of hay.