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Flying Meeses... well one flying moose anyway...
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Moose? That ain't a moose.
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Tiz so a moose.
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I wouldn't pick that out of a moose lineup.
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It's young or early in the antler season, but the shoulder hump is a give away.
Might be a European Elk though. |
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Not. A. Moose.
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What are it?
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The car and the surroundings don't look especially Murkin.
If it were America, I'd guess a smaller elk species, Tule, maybe. Otherwise it looks like the stags of Scotland and/or New Zealand. Whatever it is, it doesn't jump like Evel Knievel, nor do they fly. |
Tule elk don't quite have the antlers that 'regular' elk and red stags have.
And the antlers of moose show obvious palmation very early. Our Notamoose does have a fairly prominent hump, though, I'll give ya that. |
Here's the pictures before and after that one. The poster claims it's a Red Deer.
http://cellar.org/2017/moose2.jpg But look at the antlers on these meeses. http://cellar.org/2017/moose3.jpg |
:eek:That's gotta be a world record leap.
I'm impressed. Really. |
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Ah takes mah victrees where ah finds 'em.:)
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It's not certain the chick that posted the pictures know for sure what it was but it looks like it could be a humpy Red Deer. But look at the antlers on the Meeses.
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