I hope you enjoyed the moose chase photos!

For very interesting facts and to learn more about the moose, please visit: http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/natbltn/500-599/nb504.htm 

Myrl,

You are too funny!   Life is good with or without the moose!   :)

Al and Peggy,

I am hoping one of my friends here on AR from the beautiful province of Ontario will post a photo of Canadian moose.   They are magnigficient!   Aren't they?

Donne,

I am glad I could share this phenomenal shot!  I had the adrenaline rushing in me throughout this moose chase.   I was a very memorable experience! 

Myrl,

Thank you.    :)

Debi,

Thank you.  I did not believe myself and did not know for sure that I had captured all 3 animals in one photo.  It all happened so fast!   Never would have I expected that the moose legs and body will serve as a frame for the photo of the white-tail deer!  :)

Mary,

Always nice to save the best for last!  This photo was a nice and unexpected present from the moose just before he disappeared in the woods and in a subdivision appropriately named moose meadows.   Thank you for following this moose chase and for all the nice comments.

Liz,

Thank you and thank you!  :)  There is hardly any snow in the area as of today (November 3).   If it was not for the early snow in October, I may not have easily spotted this moose and get as many photos of him on my moose chase.  His dark coat against the bright white background helped me spot him from a safe distance (many times throughout this fun chase) and his foot prints on the snow guided me in the right direction when he manged to get out of sight a couple times.  

Tony and Darcy,

It was almost a year to the date since I had last seen a bull moose in Red Lodge.

Marc,

Neither the moose nor the deer were interesting in posing at the time of this photo.   I was just lucky that I was quick enough to capture all 3 of these wild animals in motion in one photo.   Thank you for following this mose chase series. 

Karen,

Thank you.   The group "Moose Monday" already exists here on AR.   You are welcome to join it (see footer) and check out some more photos and stories of this beautiful animal.   :) 

William,

Thank you for all the great feedback. To be able to share these kinds of adventures makes them even more exciting.   I was thankful too to get this last photo.   This bull moose is famous but I wonder what he thinks of the paparazzi and the chase on that day.  :)  

Jenny,

I look forward to your contribution to the moose group.  We need to see a photo of the Canadian moose!  Thank you for sharing the closest thing you found and photographed in the mean time.  From the look in his eyes, you sure caught him off guard!  :)

Debra,

It sure was a very unexpected wildlife moment!   I am glad I got a photo to share and remember the moment.

Janice,

Thank you.  I only takes one travel to this part of the world to fall in love with it.  My friends and family enjoyed their first visit so much that they are eager to come back.

Cynthia,

I believe I took this photo from right outside the car (next to the driver's door).  So, yes, I was pretty fast on my feet.  :)   I was going to take a photo of the two white-tail deer and next thing I know, I see the moose crossing the street.  I took the photo and then jumped back in the car.  I am glad you liked the photo as well as the accompanying narrative.

I believe he was about 7 feet tall and about 9 feet from the nose to the derriere.   He was a BIG fellow!  

Geri,

Thanks.  You should still share your moose photos!   We want as many moose sightings and from different parts of the country here on the Moose Monday group.   The important is to report and participate via a photo.

Cindy,

Thank you for hte compliments.  The plural of moose is moose.   I thought it was easier to fall in love with the chocolate moose.  Lol.

Donna,

Thank you for visiting this post and for the compliments.

Russel,

Thank you for your moose contribution!   I like it especially since I spent a few years in Toronto.   The truck full of snow is there to show how much snow we had in the 24 hours prior to the photo (they should have removed some of the snow so that they don't have the view obstructed of the back window).  The snow really made the moose stick out! 

Brett,

It may seem that way but I have not seen moose since my now famous moose chase.  You should check the Moose Monday group for photos of the Alaska moose curtesy of Debra Leisek.   I am the Realtor with a passion for photography (never been this much into photography till after I moved to MT).   Thank you for visiting this post.