Moose

A surprising moose sighting in Bozeman has taken on a life of its own, turning a quiet local moment into a viral, feel-good story that’s now making national headlines.

Two massive bull moose were spotted strolling the snowy slopes at Bridger Bowl in Montana.

MT is home to many dangerous animals, including bears, wolves, and mountain lions. However, have you ever considered that moose might be the most dangerous?

Love is love, as my friend discovered in her Bozeman, Montana backyard this month.

Here are some pictures of the bull moose that wandered into Bozeman on Thursday.

The bull moose was spotted in the parking lot of a business near N. 19th Ave. in Bozeman.

Hunters are having above-average success in some areas of southwest Montana.

Fall is a great time to see wild animals in southwestern Montana.

Moose sightings aren't nearly as common as seeing deer and elk. Moose are pretty elusive for their size. You may get lucky and see more than one at times, but it's rare.

It turns out that moose aren't much different than humans when it comes to beating the summer heat. These two bull moose definitely have the right idea.

The moose was shot sometime between Nov. 15 and 22 in Camp Creek, east of Melrose.