The post whore thread.

[brutal]

Yes, moose berries are easy to ID because of their perfect cylindrical shape, rounded ends and woody component. Deer and elk can often be difficult to distinguish, highly variable in size and shape depending on the moisture of vegetation they consume and the size of the animal. They can be round, cylindrical or like Hershey Kisses drops.

In the picture above the smaller, older, drier, and some eroded and lighter colered droppings on the left are from a cow calf moose in February. The larger, shiny moist ones on the right were made by an adult cow moose about eight days ago. Bull moose berries are larger yet.

Scatology can be fun!

But how is the Rhubarb?

[Hummer]

But how is the Rhubarb?

It will be late June by the time we harvest for jam, salsa and syrup, but i have some rhubarb liqueur from last year that will knock your brutal stiff.

[FoxtArt]

They look like pinto beans... in a way.

Now I know not to trust a moose burrito.

[MrPrena]

I kinda noticed that there are rarely any argument or heated debates here lately.

[Irving]

Stuff gets deleted.

[MrPrena]

I see...
I guess post getting deleted might be better than partial thread ban or perma ban.

[Irving]

I see...
I guess post getting deleted might be better than partial thread ban or perma ban.

Truth

[Irving]

Delete

[Great-Kazoo]

I kinda noticed that there are rarely any argument or heated debates here lately.

That's due to some of those involved have opted to not return. Everyone else, after the years on the forum seem to realize the "debate" while legit. Really isn't worth the headache.

[Gman]

What'd I miss?