Moose droppings????
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From: Stix
02-Feb-18
Could these be moose droppings? Used nock to get a size comparison. Found in an area not known for moose.
From: Stix
02-Feb-18
Could these be moose droppings? Used nock to get a size comparison. Found in an area not known for moose.
From: Paul@thefort
02-Feb-18
There should have been some "moose tracks" in the snow vs, elk or deer sigh. Moose droppings on the average are 1 in long and 2/3 in wide. but can vary to 3/4 in to 1 1/2 long.
From: Exhughes2
02-Feb-18
Yep moose!
From: fawn
03-Feb-18
Nope! Those are "smart pills". Just pop one in your mouth and see how "smart" you become!
From: trackman
03-Feb-18
looks to small for moose i would say elk
From: Longcruise
03-Feb-18
Elk is more round. That's moose. They are in lots of places they aren't knon for.
Where did you see that?
From: Stix
03-Feb-18
Property down by Black Forest.
From: Glunt@work
03-Feb-18
Moose don't start out weighing 1000 pounds. Young moose gotta go too.
From: ColoBull
03-Feb-18
Moose have been sighted both just north and just south of there. 'Looks like moose poop to me...
From: Longcruise
03-Feb-18
Yeah, they travel. Had one in Longmont a couple years ago.
From: oldgoat
03-Feb-18
How did they taste?
From: bowyer45
04-Feb-18
Moose droppings are more pear shaped in the winter and have allot of roughage but in the summer are like a domestic cow.
From: trackman
04-Feb-18
that is not moose poo
From: ColoBull
04-Feb-18
Some interesting insights about both elk & moose droppings can be found here: http://www.all-about-moose.com/moose-poop.html For instance - "A bull elk pellet will usually be pointed on one end and dimpled on the other. These are not hard fast rules, but more often than not true. "
From: ZachinCO
04-Feb-18
"Property down by Black Forest." There has been a small bull spotted between Black Forest and Castle Rock.
From: Rock
04-Feb-18
I agree with Trackman, too small for Moose.
From: Stix
04-Feb-18
I have seen some really big bull elk on my property, but the only moose I have seen are more towards Palmer lake.
From: Stoneman
05-Feb-18
Is this called talking s*$^... lmao.
Looks like deer, look a the size next to the nock. You can't tell me the animal just dropped those out of the sky... lets see the tracks in the snow.
From: Stix
05-Feb-18
Those are full size GT nocks, +3/4" long.
From: HiMtnHnter
05-Feb-18
Muley buck poop. Probably a good one....
From: Wapitidung
22-Feb-18
Muley. For sure not Wapitidung.
Wapitidung
From: Cheesehead Mike
23-Feb-18
I'm pretty sure that's deer poop. Deer poop gets pretty big in the winter when they're feeding mainly on browse. Lot's of fiber I guess. I believe if you break one open you'll see that they're very "woody". I've found some winter whitetail turds that were well over an inch long.
From: ZachinCO
23-Feb-18
"but the only moose I have seen are more towards Palmer lake." Carpenter creek by Spruce Mountain
From: packnin4elk
23-Feb-18
Well, if it looks like moose droppings, smells like moose droppings, there is only one test left to try :-)
From: Colo_Lee
24-Feb-18
Doe poo look at the track in second picture
