Photos: Fishermen Lasso and Rescue Moose that Fell Through Ice
Chris Gale and his buddies were headed on a fishing trip when they spotted this unlucky cow moose.
Chris Gale and his buddies were on their way to a riverboat fishing trip last spring when they spotted a crowd of people trying to help a moose that had fallen through the ice. Chris, a wildlife photographer, got out his camera while his buddies came up with a plan to lasso the moose and drag it to safety. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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A friend and I found a deer tangled in the top wire of a fence while pheasant hunting. It took three of us to hold that doe down while the DNR officer cut that wire loose. The strength of that deer was amazing. Glad the moose made it out.
This moose was definetly NOT 'unlucky'! Good job guys! My hubby rescued an antelope on the prairie while hunting years ago that tried to jump a fence and got tangled up in the top wire. Just one of the reasons I fell in love with him.
A recent Ky law permits hunters to carry a sidearm any time they are hunting, even during bow season. Reason is for self defense from dangerous game or nutty humans. Open carry unless possess CCDW permit.
They are tough in British Columbia, a couple guys out on the ice, were wearing t-shirts. It took guts to get near that freezing cold water hole, not knowing if the ice would give way and break. Great Rescue, to all those involved.
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They are tough in British Columbia, a couple guys out on the ice, were wearing t-shirts. It took guts to get near that freezing cold water hole, not knowing if the ice would give way and break. Great Rescue, to all those involved.
A recent Ky law permits hunters to carry a sidearm any time they are hunting, even during bow season. Reason is for self defense from dangerous game or nutty humans. Open carry unless possess CCDW permit.
A friend and I found a deer tangled in the top wire of a fence while pheasant hunting. It took three of us to hold that doe down while the DNR officer cut that wire loose. The strength of that deer was amazing. Glad the moose made it out.
This moose was definetly NOT 'unlucky'! Good job guys! My hubby rescued an antelope on the prairie while hunting years ago that tried to jump a fence and got tangled up in the top wire. Just one of the reasons I fell in love with him.
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