Sparrow's Chat Thread

[Hannah Jean]

 

[Maybelline_Goode]

But do they? Are there many death by moose there?

close to 100 deaths i think, and many injuries

 

[Maybelline_Goode]

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oh, it's higher than I thought. but I think that's in the intire USA. but it does happen still

 

[Maybelline_Goode]

TOLD YOU @arianna7 . I forgot what breed it was so I called it one of those super fluffy white dogs but same thing

pretty much. I keep calling him sheep (his name is Soul)

 

[Hannah Jean]

oh, it's higher than I thought. but I think that's in the intire USA. but it does happen still

it is the whole country lol couldnt find in mn specifically

 

[The Moonshiner]

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Does "moose collisions with humans" mean that moose on foot run into people or like moose driving cars run over people?

 

[Maybelline_Goode]

Does "moose collisions with humans" mean that moose on foot run into people or like moose driving cars run over people?

oh they will charge cars. they're insane

 

[The Moonshiner]

close to 100 deaths i think, and many injuries

They sound worse then Bison

 

[Hannah Jean]

Moose population in 19 U.S. states​

Moose eating vegetation | image by USFWS Mountain-Prairie via Flickr

The following population estimates were taken from state government websites and other authoritative sources. They are accurate to the best of our knowledge.

State Name	Estimated Moose Population
Alabama	none
Alaska	175,000 - 200,000
Arizona	very rare sightings
Arkansas	none
California	none
Colorado	3,000
Connecticut	just over 100
Delaware	none
Florida	none
Georgia	none
Hawaii	none
Idaho	10,000 - 12,000
Illinois	none
Indiana	very rare sightings
Iowa	low / rare sightings
Kansas	low / rare sightings
Kentucky	none
Louisiana	none
Maine	60,000 - 70,000
Maryland	none
Massachusetts	1,000 - 1,500
Michigan	426
Minnesota	3,470
Mississippi	none
Missouri	low / rare sightings
Montana	2,334 - 4,675
Nebraska	low / rare sightings
Nevada	107
New Hampshire	3,000 - 4,000
New Jersey	low / rare sightings
New Mexico	low / rare sightings
New York	550 - 900
North Carolina	none
North Dakota	>300
Ohio	none
Oklahoma	low / rare sightings
Oregon	50
Pennsylvania	very rare sightings
Rhode Island	low / rare sightings
South Carolina	none
South Dakota	low / rare sightings
Tennessee	none
Texas	very rare sightings
Utah	2,500 - 3,000
Vermont	2,100
Virginia	low / rare sightings
Washington	5,000
West Virginia	none
Wisconsin	20 - 40
Wyoming	3,000

 

[Maybelline_Goode]

They sound worse then Bison

are there any herds in Missouri? we have a few reserves but no wild herds