The romantic capers of a 700-pound lovesick moose courting a neighborhood cow have been stealing the hearts of spectators from as far as Colorado ... IT’S NO BULL — MOOSE LOVES COW BEAST-BOVINE ...

Why do bull moose rip up the tundra -- and each other -- each year? A biologist who's been studying them at Denali National Park and Preserve thinks he's found the answer.

They saw cows and calves, but no bulls until the day before opening day. "It was unbelievable. One lady let us on her land, let us drive around and told us where she had seen moose," Jane Faiman said.

Ernie Fischer said it was difficult to get the young bull moose away from the cattle, and workers put it in a separate corral until it could be released. The moose also broke fences on the ranch ...

By looking at antlers in the photos, they suspected one of the moose to be a bull they’d first encountered in 2017. That fall the bull first showed up to the valley, alone and angry. After a violent ...

According to Lewis, the bull moose was one of three competing for the affection of a cow moose in the area. The video begins with a large moose, with what appears to be a 16-point rack, walking in ...

The man told Maine's Total Coverage that he walked into a large swamp in Aroostook County at about 8 a.m. Tuesday to set up a few game cameras when he heard the bellowing sound of a cow moose in heat.

A bull moose trailed a cow and her calf through Kincaid Park in West Anchorage. With the rut in full swing, bulls are staking out prospective mates and fighting off rivals. This time of year ...

Bull and cow moose call to locate one aother during the rut. pictureguy32 / Adobe Stock. Moose are more solitary than other type of deer, and they typically live in thick, timbered areas.

A young bull moose chases a cow along the shoreline of Two Medicine Lake in Glacier National Park on Sunday, Sept. 22. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake) We were camping for a night at the Two ...