Incredibly funny Marc..lol..
Steven
Marc
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Honestly the most sensible post on the thread to me.
Well, thought I'd ask . . . I kept trying to find one standing in them, but no luck.
Was trying to figure out if it could be the cow that was on my camera from a few days earlier about 10 feet from the snow tracks and could ignore . . . Felt the tracks were bigger than she looked though.
Heading back up this weekend with 5 trails I need to watch if the snow doesn't have me shut out. I know one group was a cow & calf, but it appeared another joined them for a dance party. Could she still be in heat?
This time of year the moose tend to break into groups , bulls with bulls, cows with cows and younger bulls. As the winter progresses they will spread out more into singles or doubles. I was out recently and saw a nice little bull with a cow/calf pair.
And some cow moose can be monstously huge, leaving huge tracks. There was a giant cow living in town here (Smithers) a couple years back, there is a clip on youtube of her kicking some poor woman in the face.
All good information.
Intel is that there is roughly 4 feet of snow in the high country right I've been hunting. Hoping that has pushed them down lower into less dense cover.
Cheers, VFX