BBC: Bull Moose Battle - A Moose Named Madeline

Camera's done this way so it isn't too bad to be put on tv on the BBC

nice camera work geek

@weatherlight52;

Thick snows and pack of wolves isn't good combination. If large pack of wolves manage to lure moose bull running in so deep snow it has difficulties to take a step the moose doesn't have high chances to survive.

Usually wolves hunt down old and weak ones, not healthy adult mooses.

GREAT VIDEO...But in the future...(just a tip) back it up a little (the ZOOM)

Luv to see the dirt and mud fly also..

Cheers

poor filming, can't see actual fight in a larger view...

Moose loose there antlers in late fall, early winter. They dont give them much defence after that other than the razor sharp hooves, which they like to throw at there prey. But the timber wolf im packs have no trouble with the moose in deep snow with a hard icy crust...

@674367436743;

Yea, and their kicks are harded than most horses'

no shit they dont realize how big it is..Im a Canadian! i live in north of saskatchewan , they usually weigh about 850 to 1500 lbs, the record is 1,800 in Alaska in 1897, by the way i shot a bull moose last two months ago and it was sweet! but very chewy!

Agreed, the filming sucked totally. Too bad too, it could have been a good video.

The announcer says, "with each bull weighing in at over a ton"

I don't think so. Maybe close to a ton, but looked more like around 1400 to 1600 lb's to me.




Leave it to some BBC announcer who's never seen a live moose reading a script written by some geek who's rarely ever been outside, much less seen a live moose.

The should hire a fact checker and a new camera man.......lol

hunt as tracker. The one who go for he kill is the hunter with a rifle.