If you're wondering how in the heck a moose can get a tree stuck in it's antlers, like in the photo I posted this morning, here's a fun video to show you! This bull is "raking" or "thrashing" the brush to show his presence and intimidate or challenge other bulls (me in this case, or so he thinks). The bull moose start raking in late summer and early fall to remove the velvet coating from their antlers. That velvet fed their antler growth all summer, and is now done and dead. Once the bull thrash

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