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Old 07-23-2017, 02:01 PM   #1
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How To load A Moose!

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Old 07-23-2017, 04:27 PM   #2
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Holy crap! There must be an easier way to load one.
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Old 07-23-2017, 05:51 PM   #3
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Dang!
Don't you mean how "NOT" to load a moose.
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Hurry... get a tag on it.
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Does a bear poop in the woods? Who knows, but a moose poops on the front of a trailer on its way up!
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Was that a moose take?
Did you get salad and tatters with that moosetake?
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Does a bear poop in the woods?
The answer for that is yes, yes they do.
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WOW! Hope everyone (except the moose of course) is okay!
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Wow lucky no serious injuries with that one.No Moose here but in Northern Arizona we see signs on the side of the road watch out for Elk! Will pay better attention.
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The answer for that is yes, yes they do.

Where's the CHARMIN
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Can you keep the meat? Here in Pennsylvania, If you hit a deer you can keep it.

Looks like that happened on the Maine Turnpike.
There is a popular bumper sticker up there that says:
"Brake for MOOSE,.. It could save your live."
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Can you keep the meat? Here in Pennsylvania, If you hit a deer you can keep it.
That would be a tough way to tenderize meat.
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That would be a tough way to tenderize meat.
Was that a pun?
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Can you keep the meat? Here in Pennsylvania, If you hit a deer you can keep it.

Looks like that happened on the Maine Turnpike.
There is a popular bumper sticker up there that says:
"Brake for MOOSE,.. It could save your live."
I believe that in TX, if you hit a deer, you can keep it, but you have to call the game warden first. Unless it was a very specific type of hit, I don't know that I would want it though...
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