I want to see a moose.

[hatidua]

I'm a terrible Colorado native.

I've never seen a live moose (or a bear now that I'm thinking about it).

I know they are up around the Tabernash/Fraiser/Winter Park/Granby area. We're going to be up there in the coming weeks. Does anyone have a kid/winter friendly hike that may yield results?

Brainard Lake, near Ward. The gate is closed to cars this time of year but the road is good on a bike or skis depending on snow depth.

[Hummer]

Brainard Lake, near Ward. The gate is closed to cars this time of year but the road is good on a bike or skis depending on snow depth.

This winter the entire length of the Brainard Lake road from Ward is closed due to construction. Apparently the road is being realigned.

[hatidua]

This winter the entire length of the Brainard Lake road from Ward is closed due to construction. Apparently the road is being realigned.

-oops, sorry about that. Truth be told, that road needed a little attention.

[crashdown]

Here is a 4.5 year old female moose in her natural habitat:

[brutal]

Here is a 4.5 year old female moose in her natural habitat:

Have you gotten a character part in the show yet?

I hear those folks are worth a few bucks now.

[GilpinGuy]

Here is a 4.5 year old female moose in her natural habitat:

This is my second favorite way to view moose. The first is on a plate.

[Irving]

I did it! Saw two nice bulls today while scouting for Elk.

Crappy cell pictures later.

[SideShow Bob]

I did it! Saw two nice bulls today while scouting for Elk.

Crappy cell pictures later.

Isn’t it “you saw some Meese ?” Plural for moose ?

[Irving]

You can just see the one behind him. I perceived him to be even larger. Again, sorry for the crappy pictures. It was about 5 pm so pretty low light.





Them leaving.

[def90]

Nice!