If you miss them here there are decent populations in Norther Vermont, NH and Maine. If you want it guaranteed, head to Alaska.

NE Washington … kettle mountain range in ferry county. I’ve lived here 14 months and have seen three moose

I've seen one in riverside state park and another on Mount spokane while hiking.

Moose Lodge

Wyoming

Northwest trek. Out on highway7 I think? Google it.

North Cascades during the summer months. Then if you’re lucky, the Spokane area, the moose move between Idaho and Washington in that general area. Then northeast portion of the state is another place you can find moose.

Also if you're driving to Boston from wa stop in the Tetons/Yellowstone you'll usually spot a moose. There's a trail called moose ponds trail in Teton where I have always seen a bull moose the 3 times I've gone (but I might have moose luck.) No idea how it is in winter tho

Try Northwest Trek in Eatonville. It's owned by the Tacoma park & zoo. The animals run loose & people are in trams.

I saw 4 in the Palouse in October. The last time I seen one was 5 years ago

Only one I ever saw was near Silverwood in Idaho not far from Spokane.

Saw one in Cheney a few years ago wandering the eastern Washington campus. But they’re mostly up north of Spokane.

Asphalt is a very common material made for roofing material, as well as the “ground” does that mean most houses are underground?

Friendly reminder, if you're sane and not trying to meet an FBI agent, it's best not to go searching for the locations of these substations right now.

Saw one once eating in a pond while camping outside of Roslyn/Cle Ellum but that was eons ago

There's more moose in Mass tbh, easy to find in western mass at least in my experience

I've seen some in north central okanogan county grazing dogwood in a creek. Not entirely common.

Mariners game

Yes! When we were last in the white mountains we learned that the ticks were killing off the moose population. Had really decimated their numbers

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Not sure if I can find a whole moose but I know where to find the knuckle!!

You’re much closer to the Canadian border than to Boston…or even Spokane,WA! 😆

Rainier just made a post about the first ever sighting of a moose at the park today. here’s the fun facts from that post. A few moose facts: • As of 2015, the moose population estimate in North America was ~1,000,000. • As of 2015, there were approximately 5,000 moose estimated to live in Washington State. The majority of these are in the Selkirk Mountains (Pend Oreille, Stevens, Ferry, and Spokane counties) with smaller populations in the north Cascades, Okanogan, and Blue Mountains. • Moose are identified as a Priority Species under WDFW's Priority Habitat and Species Program. Priority species require protective measures for their survival due to their population status, sensitivity to habitat alteration, and/or recreational, commercial, or tribal importance.

They don't need to be attacked, we lose power the moment someone farts near the substation.