Young moose draws crowds, concerns in Killington
Young moose draws crowds, concerns in Killington
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Trail camera video shows moths drinking moose's tears
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Trail camera video shows moths drinking moose's tears
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Moose! As seen in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. 📷: RK Davis #vermont #vt #moose #wildlife #newengland #vermontbyvermonters #therealvermont #northeastkingdom | The Real Vermont
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Moose! As seen in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. 📷: RK Davis #vermont #vt #moose #wildlife #newengland #vermontbyvermonters #therealvermont #northeastkingdom | The Real Vermont
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Moose on the loose in the neighborhood! 📷: Jane Richards #moose #Vermont #newengland #wildlife #therealvermont #vermontbyvermonters | The Real Vermont
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Moose on the loose in the neighborhood! 📷: Jane Richards #moose #Vermont #newengland #wildlife #therealvermont #vermontbyvermonters | The Real Vermont
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MiVT: Vermont Rustic Moose
MiVT: Vermont Rustic Moose
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Vt. Fish & Wildlife urge drivers to stay alert during moose breeding season
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Vt. Fish & Wildlife urge drivers to stay alert during moose breeding season
Aug 30, 2023
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Wildlife Watch: Managing Vermont’s shrinking moose population
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Wildlife Watch: Managing Vermont’s shrinking moose population
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Moose hunting permits allocated for the 2026 season
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Bear hunting season begins in Vermont: What to know about new law, regulations
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Agitated Moose Shove Parked Car on Remote Highway in Viral Clip Dateline: Stowe, Vermont – November 11, 2025 Story: A trio of moose caused a terrifying encounter in Vermont this week after they surrounded a parked station wagon and began aggressively pushing it with their antlers—an incident filmed by another driver that has since gone viral. The video shows the moose approaching the vehicle on a quiet, frost-lined road just before evening. At first the animals sniff the hood, but within seconds
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Moose: Tips and tricks on where to find the biggest, coolest animals in Vermont
Sep 6, 2018
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How Vermonters can apply for limited 2025 moose hunting permits
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Vermont opens 2022 moose hunting permit lottery: How hunters can apply.
Apr 11, 2022
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Have you seen a Vermont moose? They're most abundant in the NEK, but moose are found statewide! This great trail camera shot of a bull during peak rutting season (mid Sept through mid Oct in our neck of the woods) is from southern Green Mountain National Forest. 📷 Jason Aplin | Vermont Fish & Wildlife
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2021 climate assessment says Vermont is getting warmer and wetter
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What exactly is Vermont's 'Stick Season'?
Dec 1, 2023
boston.com
Snow in Vermont and New York: Earliest, average, and latest first snowfall dates
Oct 15, 2024
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Where To See Moose In Maine (With Maps) | Jason Tome Outdoors
Dec 30, 2022
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Warden Jeff Whipple worked with a landowner to free this young moose from a fence. After covering the moose's eyes and tying up its legs, they untangled it from the fence. They then righted the moose and gave it a helpful shove and sent it on its way. | Vermont Fish & Wildlife
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WATCH: Skiers and Riders Encounter Moose at Vermont Resort
Feb 8, 2018
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SUCCESS! On Wednesday morning it was reported to Vermont Fish and Wildlife that a moose was stuck in an active railroad trestle bridge next to Route 103 in the Ludlow/Cavendish area. Vermont game wardens and wildlife biologists with assistance from the Springfield Fire Department and a crew from the Vermont Rail System were able to sedate the moose, pick it up with a railroad crane truck, and relocate it to a safe area where it could return to the wild with minimal injuries. The focus of the Ver
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When moose start shedding the velvet from their antlers and exhibiting rut (breeding season) behaviors, we know fall is just around the corner! Visitors to Maine Wildlife Park this time of year will get to witness the power and presence that make moose such an icon of the Maine woods. Be extra quiet and respectful during your visit this fall so as not to disturb the moose at the Park as he goes through all the same seasonal changes as a wild Maine moose. You'll see him rub his antlers on tree ba
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Check out this moose family in Rutland County! Thankfully, they'll be safe from the 2021 moose hunt that will be held in the Northeast Kingdom. Moose populations in Vermont are declining due to brainworm, heat stress, winter ticks and other factors. We should be finding ways to protect moose to ensure we have a sustainable population into the future. #vermont | Protect Our Wildlife Vermont
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New deer rules on rifle hunters start in 2026, Vermont officials emphasize
8 months ago
mynbc5.com
See when and where to catch the best of Vermont's fall foliage in 2024 with weekly maps
Sep 7, 2024
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Vermont Fall Foliage 2025 is starting. See week-by-week maps of where fall colors peak
7 months ago
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Inside Vermont’s Deer Management Program: VT's Deer Herd, Season Changes, & Moose with Nick Fortin
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A Trip to the Vet & The End of Maple Season / Restoring a 1800s Farmstead
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Vermont Fish & Wildlife on Instagram: "This isn't just any trail camera footage of a moose. See those white things fluttering around this bull's eyes? Those are moths, and they're actually drinking the moose's tears! 🫎 It's not uncommon for moths to drink tears from birds, reptiles and even cows. This behavior is called lachryphagy and moths are thought to do it to get nutrients like salt from the animal's tears. What is uncommon, however, is documenting moths sipping animal tears outside of tr
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