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Old 01-11-2015, 06:49 PM
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This moose didn't fair well...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX5jJz2HOnY
I hope some game warden tracks this fool down and tosses the book at him. Start with impounding both sleds.
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Too bad the moose wasn't in heat...that would have been too funny. They are both a bunch of DA's.
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Didn't look to me like they were chasing it. Looked like they were riding and came up on it. Yeah, it was running..... but I don't think they were chasing it. Listen to them talk..... pretty sure it's either two young boys (kids) or a boy and a girl. The one who says "I'm trying to get my gun out" is either really young (14'ish) or a girl. I think it was innocent.

Same deal with the guy in the vid Lew posted.
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This moose didn't fair well...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX5jJz2HOnY
Wow, not wanting to comment on this one. Atleast finish what you start before running off.

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I hope some game warden tracks this fool down and tosses the book at him. Start with impounding both sleds.
Totally agree. I really don't get people.

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Too bad the moose wasn't in heat...that would have been too funny. They are both a bunch of DA's.
Too funny Todd. No rack, so maybe a cow? Either way, cow or bull, all guys/gals from the aforementioned vids are DA's.
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