BYH said:Was he hitchhiking with a sign that said "Will do moose stuff for food?"
buckweaver said:KYSportsWriter said:BYH said:Was he hitchhiking with a sign that said "Will do moose stuff for food?"
What kind of stuff?
Well, sex, but if you just want him to walk to water and drink it, that would be fine.
Been there."As the animal got closer and closer to going down, an animal sort of loses its thinking -- its ability to rationalize what's in its best interest," Larsen said.
Ace said:Hunting a moose from a helicopter? In most states that's against the law.
Hell, you can't even spotlight deer from your car.
Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Hunting a moose from a helicopter? In most states that's against the law.
Hell, you can't even spotlight deer from your car.
I don't think they were hunting. They were trying to tranquilize it.
Ace said:Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Hunting a moose from a helicopter? In most states that's against the law.
Hell, you can't even spotlight deer from your car.
I don't think they were hunting. They were trying to tranquilize it.
Story doesn't say why they were tranquilizing it, though.
Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Hunting a moose from a helicopter? In most states that's against the law.
Hell, you can't even spotlight deer from your car.
I don't think they were hunting. They were trying to tranquilize it.
Story doesn't say why they were tranquilizing it, though.
Biologist Kevin White was aboard the chartered helicopter on Saturday for a study of moose near Gustavus, a community of 459 people about 50 miles northwest of Juneau in southeast Alaska. Moose outnumber humans there 2-to-1,
Ace said:Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Hunting a moose from a helicopter? In most states that's against the law.
Hell, you can't even spotlight deer from your car.
I don't think they were hunting. They were trying to tranquilize it.
Story doesn't say why they were tranquilizing it, though.
Biologist Kevin White was aboard the chartered helicopter on Saturday for a study of moose near Gustavus, a community of 459 people about 50 miles northwest of Juneau in southeast Alaska. Moose outnumber humans there 2-to-1,
You can study moose without tranquilizing them, I believe.
Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Armchair_QB said:Ace said:Hunting a moose from a helicopter? In most states that's against the law.
Hell, you can't even spotlight deer from your car.
I don't think they were hunting. They were trying to tranquilize it.
Story doesn't say why they were tranquilizing it, though.
Biologist Kevin White was aboard the chartered helicopter on Saturday for a study of moose near Gustavus, a community of 459 people about 50 miles northwest of Juneau in southeast Alaska. Moose outnumber humans there 2-to-1,
You can study moose without tranquilizing them, I believe.
They're hard to tag unless they're out cold though.