Moose tramples woman- moose killed
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From: cnelk
29-Mar-20
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Comments? See link
From: BullBuster
29-Mar-20
Link bad
From: cnelk
29-Mar-20
It’s in the Denver Post
From: Shiras42
30-Mar-20
No wonder the link is bad if it is in the Denver Post. :)
From: fubar racin
30-Mar-20
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.sacbee.com/news/nation-world/national/article241604721.html
From: Jaquomo
30-Mar-20
Some people never learn. They think they're like friendly cattle. I see it all summer up here where we live too, dumb people walking right up to them to take photos and selfies.
From: Maverick
30-Mar-20
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"Some people never learn. They think they're like friendly cattle. I see it all summer up here where we live too, dumb people walking right up to them to take photos and selfies."
From: Scrappy
30-Mar-20
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This should work
From: Scrappy
30-Mar-20
So a moose gets killed for being a moose. In today's world that makes sense I guess.
From: Ucsdryder
30-Mar-20
Scrappy is got killed because it was trampling people in the city limits. Sounds like a good reason to me.
From: Scrappy
30-Mar-20
Don't try and shoo a moose and you won't get trampled. Seem pretty simple to me.
From: Jaquomo
30-Mar-20
The former mayor of Grand Lake got trampled and killed by a moose right on Main Street while he was put for a walk. I was just walking down the road one day when one chased and tried to stomp me. Ron Niziolek was stomped and had his leg broken by one when he was hunting elk. A neighbor lady was stomped on her deck. These Shiras moose are really aggressive and unpredictable.
From: JayZ
30-Mar-20
Our boxer got stomped by one in Alaska. The wife was on a walk with him and our golden and they didn't see the moose because it was a heavily wooded area. The dogs didn't chase her but were too close for her comfort evidently. He survived but had a pretty nasty gash by his flank.
I agree with Jaq, they are unpredictable.
From: Scar Finga
30-Mar-20
They are wild, and therefore unpredictable!
From: Kevin Dill
31-Mar-20
About 6 years ago I came within an eyelash of getting cow-dozed. I was headed toward camp and walking into a section of shadowy trees on a trail I'd walked dozens of times. I had no concerns and was pondering lunch when a huge brown mass rushed me from maybe 10-15 yards. I yelled and went for the revolver...realized it was a cow. Ears pinned and nothing but insanity in her eyes. She pulled up and glared at me from maybe 3 or 4 big steps. I almost dumped a .44 slug into her but managed to back up a few steps without tripping. She backed up a few steps of her own and then turned to casually walk away.
From: The Night Stalker
31-Mar-20
Nice Kevin I always managed to stand behind a pine just in case. I am amazed at how they can disappear in that dense underbrush and willow.
