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   Undertoad  Friday Apr 7 12:26 PM

4/7/2006: Moose stuck in swingset



From the full story here, this moose was merely trying to snack on a tasty backyard hedge when it got tangled in the swingset's chains. The homeowner called police for help, and it took bolt cutters to free the beast. He's young, not full-grown, but still weighs about 400 pounds.

Quote:
"It didn't like the idea too much that I stayed close to it, but it stayed calm," Valliere said Friday. "The only thing I was nervous about was getting bit."

The rescue went smoothly and the moose was freed. It left without looking back.

"It just real slow, just walked away," Valliere said.
And probably muttered something like "I meant to do that."


FallenFairy  Friday Apr 7 12:33 PM

at 400 pounds, you think he might have just walked away dragging the swing set along behind him... poor moose.



Pancake Man  Friday Apr 7 12:45 PM

And so, Rocky's adventure into suburban America ended.



Elspode  Friday Apr 7 03:00 PM

Who are they trying to kid, here? I know a moose trap when I see one!



xoxoxoBruce  Friday Apr 7 04:48 PM

Quote:
The rescue went smoothly and the moose was freed. It left without looking back.
You mean the guy didn't get rewarded like the dude freeing the moose from the ice?

We'll see more of this, traffic accidents too. They've moved all the way down to southern MA and starting to venture into CT.
More moose + more people = more trouble.


dar512  Friday Apr 7 04:53 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
More moose + more people = more trouble.
Or more mooseburgers, if we acted logically about it.


capnhowdy  Friday Apr 7 05:14 PM

I've never met a moose, but from this and previous IOTD's it is my assumption that maybe they are as dumb as they look. Even as a kid, I thought Bullwinkle had lost a little tackle down the stream somewhere..........



laebedahs  Friday Apr 7 05:24 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Pancake Man
And so, Rocky's adventure into suburban America ended.
Nice try at a joke, but Rocky was the squirrel. Bullwinkle was the moose.


xoxoxoBruce  Friday Apr 7 05:28 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by capnhowdy
I've never met a moose, but from this and previous IOTD's it is my assumption that maybe they are as dumb as they look. Even as a kid, I thought Bullwinkle had lost a little tackle down the stream somewhere..........
Yeah, they're the "jocks", in the animal world.


Pancake Man  Friday Apr 7 05:55 PM

Quote:
Nice try at a joke, but Rocky was the squirrel. Bullwinkle was the moose.



Trilby  Friday Apr 7 07:11 PM

That is one sweet looking baby. How cute! Probably just wanted to play on the swings. Sweetie pie!



CaptainWingSauce  Saturday Apr 8 07:16 PM

Man... American kids are FAT these days.



Wombat  Sunday Apr 9 08:59 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by FallenFairy
at 400 pounds, you think he might have just walked away dragging the swing set along behind him... poor moose.
The old swingset in our back yard had its legs set in concrete blocks. Took me a whole day to dig them out, and then I had to smash the concrete blocks with a mallet to make the pieces light enough to carry.


Happy Monkey  Sunday Apr 9 11:14 PM

If the swingset had been a yoke, I don't think that even that would have been a problem for a moose. But since it was a chain, pulling would tighten it, and I doubt he would have enjoyed that.



Sun_Sparkz  Monday Apr 10 04:48 AM

cuuuute. he looks so damn cute. looks like the chain was around his neck too.. ouch. this reminds me of something that my goat would do, just ALWAYS turns everything into a tangley, ridiculous situation.



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