What dont you get.??? They are trying to learn how to age moose, by not being invasive????Originally Posted by quaint bucket
That doesn't really tell me a lot though. I don't understand why.
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What dont you get.??? They are trying to learn how to age moose, by not being invasive????That doesn't really tell me a lot though. I don't understand why.
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Well, I did not understand the meaning of the word "aging." It either meant accelerating the age of the moose or determining the age of the moose. I'm not sure why you're being so defensive when I'm merely asking questions to better understand what's going on.
Besides, I thought there was already research done on the subject. http://www.mooseworld.com/biologist.htm
You look familiar
Maybe its a process so we can pre-age the meat for a few days before to shoot the moose(LOL) No more hanging of the meat! 8^O
See you down the road
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...will we need to shoot moose of a certain age now?
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The purpose of the moose heads is to test an non-invasive method of estimating the age of live moose. But this is part of a bigger, on-going moose study that is taking place across many regions, primarily investigating moose mortality.
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Won't have a moose but hopefully we can stop in with a couple rams in a week or two for a chat
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I learned something cool and you have piqud my curiousity. Is this related to the decline in moose population?
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I hope so too Ken!Won't have a moose but hopefully we can stop in with a couple rams in a week or two for a chat
Correct, the study is in response to the moose declines.
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Me and the old man usually get a couple up north If we come down early we may be able to drop them off .... What about the skull being chopped out for antlers is this ok ?
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