Western Moose

The Moose is the largest member of the Deer family. These are large animals, a bull like this can reach weighs on the extreme end up to 1500 lbs.

Unlike their Elk and Deer cousin's, Moose are solitary animals that do not form herds.

Still early in the season, this full-grown bull is working to grow his antlers, whose primary purpose is to use as a weapon during the annual rut.