Maine Moose

Rumors suggest that it is coming back to our Pine Tree State with a vengeance too.

According to MaineDOT, our Pine Tree State experiences an increase in moose collisions during the months of May and June.

Would you go see this movie?

This is a remarkably stunning animal.

From Mid-May to July you are more likely to see a moose, so why haven't I?

Maine moose in the North Maine woods outnumber people from 3 to 1.

We don't know about you, but we've never seen a moose stay underwater this long before.

Only in Maine do we get PUMPED for a Moose Hunting Permit Drawing. It's like waiting for the Super Bowl to start. And thanks to our friends at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, we now have some great virtual events to get hyped up for the big event on Saturday. Of course, we have live links to all the events for you in this article.

Let's all be on the lookout for more critters (especially the big ones) than we are used to seeing out there and be wicked extra careful, bub. And Trooper Castonguay, all of us here at WBLM are glad you are going to be okay.

The moose appears very friendly and even gives the windshield some licks...must be salty. One of the dudes in the video makes great use of the F word so we gotta warn that this is NSFW.

It's so great how she was able to get the colors of dawn painting a new masterpiece in the sky while the magnificent beast passes through. The video has already received well over 300,000 views. Thanks for helping to calm an anxious world, Alayna

This big fella is awesome to watch going for a dip and cooling off in the marsh. We love that chorus of peepers and tree frogs filling the air with their summer songs too!

Let's take a quick trip to the marshes up north and observe their majestic beauty. Even better, we don't have to put up with those pesky skeeters. The videos were posted after a Maine moose watching tour this past weekend by our friends at Moosehead Area Guide Service.

Freakin' close one, guy! Next time maybe we just back away and leave 'em be.

When you can see all 251 crashes laid out on a map, it paints a picture of how prevalent moose-related collisions are in Maine, and where they happen the most.

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