bull and cow Alaska Yukon moose rutting in Denali National Park Alaska in autumn Moose family on highway near Jasper Two yearling calves join moose mom on boreal highway with heat haze moose cow stock ...

Why hunt for moose in Maine? Maine's moose population is the largest of all the lower 48 states, estimated at 60-70,000 animals. This presents an incredible hunting opportunity for those lucky enough ...

Jess Blackstock and Dr Lauren Foster led a field day in central Gippsland to discuss the implications of heat stress in cows. Photo by Jeanette Severs In hot weather, cows can cycle again, even though ...

Dairy cows begin to experience heat stress when THI exceeds 68 (Figure 1). When cows experience heat stress, behavioral (decreased feed intake, increased standing time) and physiological (increased ...

They burrow into the body, crawl through blood vessels, and can eventually reach the brain. Moose cows that have lost their calves during hunting season have learned to hide the following year, ...

When they came to a bend in the river, they pulled close to the bank and made some cow calls as loudly as they could to see if they could get a bull moose to stand up if he was in the area.

Resource enforcement officers from the St. John’s detachment responded to a report on Monday, Jan. 6, 2025 of a moose that was potentially shot in the area of Clarke’s Beach/South River. When officers ...

Fish and Wildlife Service announced a December open season on moose in Alaska last year ... time to make his kill with the first shot to avoid a repetition of yesterday’s fiasco when heat waves on the ...

Gonzales believes the moose, which was about a year and a half old, was one of two calves he spotted last year in Cross Creek accompanied by their mother. “What happens this time of year and a little ...

As summer temperatures rise, beef and dairy animals benefit from heat abatement, says Joe Zulovich, a University of Missouri Extension specialist in livestock housing systems. Lactating cows face the ...