Alaska

Yep. I grew up in Wyoming and Montana and saw many a moose in my days. But the only times I’ve ever seen moose in Washington was Spokane and north - in the Selkirks. (FYI, also the only place in the lower 48 with caribou).

There’s one that lives in Wenatchee.

Goodie. American sleeper cells. Iran and Russia will be so proud of them. America sees your treason and raises you life in prison. Stop arming deranged people they need therapy.

Not totally “wild” but Northwest Trek has moose you can see during the tram ride. It’s a wildlife conservation park.

I would get along very well with your wife.

I saw one at the Old Mission Rest Stop just over the Border a bit in Idaho once.

The only moose I've seen here (other than the mascot) was at NW Trek.

Exactly. Moose will come and sit in the healing garden at Sacred Heart Medical Center.

You could always shoot up to Maine from Boston to see them if you don’t get the opportunity to in Washington, where elk are far more common than moose

ya, and don't give it a cookie. Oh wait that's a mouse.

100% true. I've been living up in Alaska for about two years now, and I've seen maybe a dozen moose and I never get used to it. They're freaking dinosaurs.

... let's see, how many people said "Alaska" or "Canada"?

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I saw a few moose on a drive up through the Fraser River highway.

Pardon the ignorance...but what is a gronk?

those are elk not moose

The light house on Orcas Island is a good spot to see orcas, especially In late summer.

Little longer if the passes and E-WA keep getting snow like this.

Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretti nasti...

BC Rockies. Or Maine.

I saw one running around lyons ferry hatchery, right on the snake river about 6 years ago. It was really cool and very unexpected.

Wouldn't you want a sophisticated and coordinated attack to go under the radar though? Go read a copy of Guerrilla Warfare by Che Guevara. Attacking the electrical gridin haphazard ways is basically step 2 after propagandizing enough people. It's literally as basic as it gets.

Mount Rainer np posted about moose today on their Instagram account! There is one moose there, so I wouldn’t recommend that. North of Spokane is where most of the moose are in Washington.

However, Northwest Trek is near Mt Rainier and is VERY fun. They have a huge open area where lots of ungulates live, and you will almost definitely see a moose there. It’s a must visit if you are in western wa.

This. My first time in alaska I saw 2 within an hour of landing in Anchorage. You truly don’t understand how big they are until you see them with your own eyes.