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pala4833 t1_izjr7b9 wrote
Reply to comment by IllustriousComplex6 in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
The comment you replied to says August.
SeaPhile206 t1_izjr45t wrote
Reply to comment by Snushine in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
Government drones..
DaisylikePie t1_izjqy12 wrote
Reply to comment by AlienMutantRobotDog in Where can I see a moose?! by bigcalvesarein
You have been sacked
wpnw t1_izjqrfz wrote
Reply to comment by Livy1013 in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
Elk more likely, they're much closer to Moose in size and there are lots of them around Packwood.
pala4833 t1_izjq157 wrote
Reply to comment by Snushine in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
Sleeper cells.
rtp_oak t1_izjopjj wrote
Where is that guy on here trying to see a moose with his wife before they move to Boston?
Livy1013 t1_izjm9sr wrote
Reply to comment by Jamesspade2 in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
Probably was Mule deer. Moose never roam or live in herds. They live solo unless it's time to mate
adenninlove t1_izjlnju wrote
..am i the only one who thought that was something else? i thought it was just another day in australia with a big spider casually walking home..
Nightshade_Ranch t1_izjlnaf wrote
Gird your sisters
foreverhalcyon8 t1_izjjadg wrote
Reply to comment by thesequimkid in Memo: Oregon, Washington substations intentionally attacked by vostok412
Don’t forget the Mylar balloon debacle!
iamlucky13 t1_izjfne6 wrote
I think that a politically motivated group trying to disrupt our grid is a possibility that has to be considered. After all, the article does cite the case of three men recently convicted for just that.
But the article describes a variety of different attacks, and it's not clear to me all of them are planned with political motivations. It seems just as likely that some of them could be unrelated acts of vandalism from the same types of people who shoot up road signs or start fires for fun. And metal theft is another possible motive for the cases described as using hand tools and chains.
mrlunes t1_izjen3c wrote
Reply to comment by flipfreakingheck in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
Can confirm. I hear many stories of people getting charged by moose, especially around MT. spokane
catawampus_doohickey t1_izje6t4 wrote
Reply to comment by runningpayne in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
setmysoulfree2 t1_izjc6t5 wrote
Reply to Where can I see a moose?! by bigcalvesarein
You mean Bullwinkle ?....gotta find Rocket J. Squirrel first.
TopRevenue2 t1_izjc4xf wrote
A moose walks into a park and we can all celebrate! But mountain goats in the Olympics need to be exterminated, mostly killed and few exiled to the Cascades.
exum23 t1_izj5tma wrote
I’ve seen moose in the blue mountains a few times
Meridoen t1_izj4ne9 wrote
That's a great spot. I went to that exact spot on a trip from Evergreen as a part of my studies in environmental science. Lots of beautiful little birds right there...
Winter-eyed t1_izj0qk1 wrote
Why do I have a nagging suspicion that alt right groups are tangled up in this, perhaps testing security for their next act of stupidity as they seek another civil war?
Jamesspade2 t1_iziy2h9 wrote
I used to haul corn from George to Chehalis and would go.through Yakima and naches down highway 12.
Buddy and I almost wrecked because 6-8 moose were crossing the road in between Packwood and Randle.
This was 2010. No one believed me. But I know what I saw. Absolutely beautiful creatures.
AnthCoug t1_izipzi3 wrote
Reply to Where can I see a moose?! by bigcalvesarein
Aren’t moose all over New England? Anytime I’ve been to Maine I’ve seen a moose or two.
BiiiigSteppy t1_izipjbd wrote
Reply to comment by SoftwarePatient5050 in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
BiiiigSteppy t1_izip632 wrote
Reply to comment by dubzi_ART in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
Cascadia, my friend. 🇱🇸
curious1914 t1_izinjyg wrote
Reply to comment by dubzi_ART in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
Eh?
sverre054 t1_izin6ei wrote
Moose historically wre never very prevelent in WA outside the Selkirk and Blue mountains. The population has been steadily growing and expanding since the 50s, including moose moving into the North Cascades.
I remember about 10 years ago, my friend went solo deer hunting for the first time outside Winthrop. A game warden talked to him as he was driving out fur the and asked if he saw anything. He said no buck, but I saw a huge moose walk by. The game warden said there weren't any moose in the area, and he must be mistaken, until he saw the photo my friend took, and "well holy shit, you just shut me the hell up"
SeaPhile206 t1_izjrcm7 wrote
Reply to comment by BiiiigSteppy in First recorded moose sighting ever in Mount Rainier National Park by WashingtonPass
You’ve been sacked