He should of atleast dispatched it

@@benkrauz725 what video did you watch?

Also he shot it in self defense so he's not really obligated to use any part of the moose.

Probably in one hand, shit in the other hand. Which hand fills up first?

No i found it and fucked it

hey dan looks like we got the same algorithm

Hey Dan & Stephan. Looks like we share the same Algorithm. I also am very impressed with the Glock

@@stephansalinardo1155 no one cares dude

At that close a distance hell yeah, but if it were a bear he would've died

@@jetrifle4209 I just wanted to say hi. No need to be fresh

Similarly where a whitetail will flee a threat, moose will often become aggressive. This is normal behavior, so give them space, never approach or otherwise threaten them, and you will likely never have a problem. This video was no different.

We need a dude with a default youtube pfp that starts with C and has a dark pink color so we can make A B and C

ur clueless. 5-15 people die from moose attacks annually around the world

from, not off of.

​@@BPRescue he drove up on the moose, provoking an attack. What he did is poaching.

Exactly, extra waste of food. God damn people

@@eaturmeatornopuddinI’m so glad you’re an expert. Tell me, how would the mother moose, which surely was t that far away from its baby, react to finding said baby dead and its killer skinning/harvesting it? I’m sure it would all go down great, but since you’re clearly so well-versed in moose behavior I want to hear it from you.

@@jgamer2228 This was not a baby/calf, it was a mature shiras cow. Maybe slow down on the sarcastic attacks for situations you yourself do not understand. Emotion is irrelevant to this situation, or the protection of our animals and environment. Facts are.

With so many shots with a hand gun, that pelt probably poor quality.

Thanks Mr Pearson

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Damn man that's funny af 🤣🤣🤣

Lmfao 😂

underrated comment

hahahahhaaahhaahahha

DougL07 I always did that on the oregon trail game

Your comment resembles 95% of the people commenting here.

Lol

Omg you're hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks for that blast from the past!

Bare rations. Floating or attempting to ford the river...

This is how dogs came to be

"OOOh, this one taste slightly metallic!"

Yea 😂😂😂 this is how religions are created 😂😂

This is the one 😂😂

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darhman ahh comment😂

Actually one of the few ways to win a moose fight is bringing either a spear or a gun

Underrated comment love it

Gold comment. Investing at 29 likes. Hope my investment pays off

Lmfao

@@FATI_SZN 63 so far investment may soon spike, give it another 8 years when UKposts decides to randomly recommend the vid again

nah if they die it doesnt get posted is all

@@Fly-te Oh shit its the FBI! I DONT GROW WEED IN A SECRET ROOM IN MY HOUSE THAT ISN'T ON THE BLUEPRINTS, I SWEAR!

He has Plot armour

Lmao hahahaha

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m3aSjaukoqOH0Ik.html

dumb logic hes in a forest bro. EDIT. Saying 'always carry' because of a situation where you should actually carry, EG dangerous American forest, makes no sense. its like showing a video of a person getting attacked by a leopard in India but he luckily protects himself with a blowtorch, and saying 'Oh, thats why you should always carry a blowtorch'. you should never always anything. situations change in life. I was opposing that immature view

@@ADRI_a_REAL1 wtf are u talking about? did u even see the video? he was getting attacked by a moose, so he shot and killed the moose, in what backwards world is that not self defense?

I didn't say it wasn't. I said 'always carry' isn't this situation - this is a forest where many dangers may present themselves, like this moose. just because a forest is dangerous, obviously, it doesn't mean you should always carry...dum logic. its like seeing a soldier protect themselves in a war torn country and saying 'ahh hes very smart, carrying a weapon. always carry' wtf?@@bird8847

Nothing about this situation looked very smart to me.

​@@ADRI_a_REAL1 Way to out yourself as a sheltered moron. Humans aren't the only dangerous animal on the planet, dum dum.

Seems you missed the most valuable lesson here. Don't approach, scare, push and trap yourself within feet of wild animals on the trail, especially one of the most dangerous in this country.

Nah fuck the moose

real

Then she deserved it...

U mean his sleds?

That’s exactly why he shot him

yeah, seen it about 10 times in this comment section

This is what I needed in this comment section. 10/10

This tickled me lol

Don't bring a gun to a moose fight.

LMFAO

Because most other animals run and he was obviously inexperienced with moose? Sometimes there's no more complicated answer than "the guy didn't know this specific piece of information."

Yeah, the rule with moose is that you stay away from them. They're extremely aggressive animals and will almost always have a fight response rather than a flight response. I've called out of work before because there was a moose in the parking lot of my apartment building and those bastards will straight up destroy your car if you drive it towards them lol.

Yip yip yip this guy is just dumb no brains at all. He got a gun but this encounter was shameful.

What is relevant, however, are the first 25 seconds of the video where an idiot is driving at an unprovoked but dangerous animal, provoking it to attack him.

@@iamjohnrobot maybe, but if you'll also notice he has at least one more person behind him (could even be a child) so maybe he chose to attempt to run the moose off instead of turn around. It is what it is. Maybe they only have enough fuel to get back to camp and can't spend any detouring or backtracking. Never be quick to call someone an idiot. The bottom line is the moose did charge and he did protect himself and others.

@@Redwhiteandtired so waiting (as wildness training would say) doesn’t solve every single problem you describe? Doing an extremely stupid thing against all advice is…. Stupid. He didn’t even attempt to not provoke a dangerous animal, he immediately did every imaginable stupid idea. He is an idiot and provoked the situation directly.

@@iamjohnrobot ok genius. Reverse a snowmobile on a skinny ass trail. Go ahead

@@yeedbottomtext7563 where did I say that? He should have waited, instead of driving at the moose and provoking it as we see in the first 25 seconds. Maybe you should learn to read, or watch. Genius

Okay.

He's a vegan dont know about meat could have chased the Moose off with a gun shot fucking meat waster

Well, if no one wants it.........

@@antares7230 my name to your comment with no laughs after it

The bullets: "SIKE! nothings free"

Who the fuck carries a Glock 20 as everyday carry

​@@pmgg8906 In Moose and Wolf country a LOT of people are packing serious firepower if they're smart. It's not a concealed carry situation in the middle of a city. In Alaska, moose outnumber bears 3 to 1, and they injure around 5-10 people annually.

@@1notgilty it's not about the firepower it's about the 10mm being such an obscure cartridge Why not get something in 45acp or uell 50ae

​@@pmgg8906 I just purchased a glock 40 for carry in grizzley country and at all times when outdoors. Did you just say the 10mm is obscure so buy a 50AE? lool Availability of a self defense gun equating to quality is a silly argument to use. The 500 nitro express is an extremely obscure cartridge, ive never seen one in my entire life, so does that make it a bad cartridge? Because, unlike the 50 AE and the 45 ACP, the 10mm is big, compact, AND fast. It has over double the energy of the heavy 45 loads and upwards of 40% more speed. It also handles closed to a 9mm, giving your skills more overlap. 50AEs are a meme gun with little practical use, theyre huge, heavy, and have a decent failure rate. It weights 6 pounds loaded, at that point, bring a shotgun. Outside of elephant guns, next to the 44 Magnum, the 10mm is hands down the best cartridge you can carry in a handgun for large game. The 10mm outperforms the 45, is much, much easier to carry and shoot than the 50, and it has over to double the rounds of either. When your body is dumping every drop of adrenaline it has in your system making your hands shake, youre going to need all the shots you can get. I would not trust 7 rounds of 50 AE in a fat jam fest of a gun or 7 rounds of slow bulky 45 ACP over 15 rounds of 10MM with my life.

Obscure? Lmao bruh you have no​idea what you are talking about. A 45acp??? 🤣@pmgg8906

Let's not forget luck...

@@BPRescue They never metioned anything abt skill or luck bro, u are not him💀🙏

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A moose eh? Don't the cops ride meeses in Canada or something like that eh?

Canadians own guns too lol, including handguns and semi-auto rifles.

@@Glock7eventeen ive never brought my handgun out sleddin and dont know anyone that ever would. Also the mooz ive come across just walk by or move off the trail. Ther just more polite up here. also probably because we dont bark like kid wolf and slowly inch towards it with a growling sled....

@Chandler Humphreys You don't need a reason to get a gun permit. You can get one even if you live in Toronto, all you have to do is pass a simple test. Unfortunately our government has been banning guns over the last 2 years. The AR-15 was banned 2 years ago, and the government just banned the sale of handguns a few months ago.

Well....yeah even crazier when you talk about nukes

@@fuzzy_moth spears are still a "gadget"

Actually might be better by getting rid of some of these idiots.

@@fuzzy_moth it's not being soft, it's called being smart...

The greatest weapon is the human brain

You are speaking to a potential gift she gave him and while it is true had he remained stopped, she may have left. Problem is, that is conjecture and there is no way to know as she controlled the situation. The time to avoid this was before he pulled forward, when all he needed to do was the same action you indicated in stopping and waiting. He had multiple options at that point, but all of those evaporated 15 seconds into the video.

I totally agree

​@@BPRescueall he had to do was drive by and not call it in.

@@realtyrocks1969 She was blocking the trail in front of him, there was not enough room drive by. Attempting to do so puts you and your buddy in worse risk and is a bad choice. With the conditions if you don't hit that high soft shoulder at the right angle it will want to pull him back into the moose,or push him into the trees with little time to compensate. Even if he does make it, now you have a moose within one stride that likely charges you as you try to pass, and even if she misses you, your buddy is now in worse danger and is more likely to be attacked. So again, the time to avoid this was before he pulled forward, not after.

@@BPRescue then turn left and get out of sight of the moose or turn around or stay put and it would have likely left. When he started calling it in of course it came closer. Dude is an idiot and should be charged. What's next you going to start scratching a bears ass and then use a gun to defend yourself when it attacks? It's like starting a fight with someone and then shooting in them in self defense. I've came within 10 feet of moose many times and just casually walked away and they leave you alone. I never started yelling yip yip yip and calling in closer. It came closer because it doesn't know what that sound was. It came to investigate the noise not attack him. If you don't see the problem please stay out of the woods, especially if you carry a firearm.

He brought a 9mm handgun into moose/bear country instead of something like 10mm. He provoked a known territorial animal and continued to do so. Then after shooting it 4 times, he left it there to die a slow agonizing death. He's extremely lucky it was a juvenile female instead of a full grown bull with antlers or a momma bear with her cubs nearby. That's what I have an issue with.

It is true moose attacks are more common than bear attacks. I'm not really surprised he let the moose charge though, because his actions clearly showed he had no real knowledge or experience with moose. If he did, he would not have attempted to scare, approach, push, and trap himself within feet of one. Additionally, he would not have performed what should be known as threatening behavior without being ready for issues by having his firearm out and ready. It's evident he did not want to harm her, including your point of the warning shot, but the reality is his actions all but forced her to attack and per normal moose behavior, it was predictable she would do just that. This was easy to avoid, and anyone with knowledge and experience, especially in winter recognizes the best action here is to stop as you see them on the trail. It was a common moose sighting at that point with no danger. So, you stop, give her time, enjoy the moment, but also start considering a plan B since you understand while it was not a dangerous situation yet, it could get real in a hurry. Plan B should have been that trail to the left that proves he had enough space to avoid her completely. While people with knowledge won't intentionally ride that close and trap themselves, if this occurred through accident, and to your point about letting the moose charge, my firearm would have been out immediately if I found myself where he stopped and she bluff charged. That is because I would have recognized I was trapped, and she was too close. So, at that point as soon as she starts to warn me, I am firing a couple warning shots. It's still conjecture on if it works because he was trapped and she was in control, but it had a far better chance of working now as she was not as agitated. He actually did well once he started shooting and I can't fault anything he did, even the admirable warning shot after you were just attacked. But even that shows he did not fully understand that at best he had a 10mm, and it is tough to put a moose down instantly with a viable cartridge, let alone an underpowered one. Either way, I can't fault him for that and was surprised how well he did, since he made every mistake in the book before he started shooting and all but forced her to attack. In the end, he though he could scare her, and in his defense, these tactics work on any other animal he runs into here. As you know, moose are different...

​@@SaltNBattery I won't get into the debate of a 10mm vs. the more powerful revolver here, but there are pros and cons to each side. I will however ask how you believe you can tell it was a 9mm just by watching a poor quality video where you would be unable to tell if he had a 19, 20, 29, etc. They are very close in size and you never got a good enough view to tell. Additionally, this was not a "juvenile female", it was a 4-5 year old mature shiras cow pushing 800lbs. Being a cow, or antlerless is irrelevant to the danger he was in. Moose also do not protect or hold territory, but instead will become aggressive to defend self, calf, or during the rut. Regarding a sow with cubs, they don't emerge from the den until early spring, which the conditions of this video shows it is not. A boar will come out of hibernation during the winter for a quick snack, and in that instance, this guys actions likely scares it off the trail, assuming the bear failed to leave as soon as he heard the snowmobile/before seeing it. Bears will almost always flee a mechanized vehicle like this, but as you saw, moose will not, especially on a snowmobile trail in winter. You have to be patient... Finally, death is not like on TV where the animal falls peacefully and is dead/motionless by the time it hits the ground. If "4 rounds" were not enough, how many shots are necessary rather than allowing it appropriate time to pass? That was hypothetical as pummeling the animal with shots is just not appropriate, or humane. Regardless, it does not matter because once you are attacked by a wild animal, especially one of the most dangerous in this country, your only priority is to get to safety as soon as there is an opportunity and that was when she fell. Stopping for any period of time to assess her injuries is of great risk and potentially puts them in worse danger. The correct move was to ride past so that he and his buddy could get to safety. I would have came back, but again, it is unnecessary, not a legal mandate, and I would never recommend anyone do that because it puts them at risk. Sad yes, but once attacked, your only priority is escaping the situation.

@BPRescue You can argue all you want, no one who knows anything is going to argue that anything less than 10mm is adequate to even try to stop a moose. Realistically, any handgun is inadequate but if that's all you're willing to carry it needs to be enough. You know what, I think you're right though. It's even worse than I thought, there's no rail. It's a 26. At 0:49 when he racks the slide with his finger on the trigger, you get a really good look at it. Play it at .25 speed, use ",-." to frame by frame. You see shells ejecting and the barrel when the slide cycles. Even before that The 19, 20 and 29 aren't close in size the 20's barrel is nearly an inch longer. I have a 17C, 19, 26, 43 and a gen 3 20. Have you ever fired a 10mm Glock? I have, many times and there's no way in hell that's a 10mm subcompact. The recoil, the muzzle blast/flash. 10mm wasn't designed for a 3.75" barrel. There's a lot of flash and unburned powder. I know how living things die, I've hunted all my life. I know how animals act when they're hit with a good shot and a garbage shot. Those were all garbage shots. That thing either bled out very slowly, with broken bones, or it drowned/suffocated. Again, slowly. I've hunted elk, caribou, boar, deer, coyote. I hunt with rifles, I hunt with bows. Never moose but I've been close enough to them to have been scared for my life. You know what we did both times? Got the f**ck out of there. Cause even with a 30-06, I'm not taking those odds. The reason I said "4 rounds" is because it looks like he missed the first, maybe on purpose or accidentally. It's hard to tell with the others, he definitely hit it 2 times, probably 3, he might have missed that second to last shot too. How many shots? Well had he an adequate firearm, 1-2 well placed shots. Had he had a 10mm, one aimed shot right below the animals ear, once it fell, would've put it down humanely. It wouldn't have taken more than a few seconds. He got extremely lucky and I agree once he got to the actual charge, he didn't have a choice but it was his fault he ended up in that situation. He wasn't walking through heavy brush and just stumbled into that moose. He saw it from way back, maybe turned on his camera. He just assumed (incorrectly) that it would be scared of him and then he assumed that if he revved his snowmobile enough times, and yelled loud enough that it would run. It never should've gotten to that point. It actually looked like she was going to leave, then he revved again and started moving towards her. He challenged her in every way he could while sitting on a snow mobile. Everything bad that happened in that video was this guy's fault. Like I said, I don't care that it died, I'm more than fine with killing especially in self defense, I care how it died.

I am just in shock about how much you guys wrote. You wrote a few short essays.

Woah, true CoD player!!!

A real gun owner would already have a round in the chamber.

What's he gonna reload , his handclaps ???

??? just looking for likes from npcs bro???

@@potatopot78 you’re an early Bethesda NPC.

I agree

Idk about‘charges’ but he could have backed off instead of going forward and making the situation worse….

He was wrong in his actions, or better stated the choices he made to avoid her, but that is not against the law, nor makes him "criminally liable". For that, you have to prove his intent was to harass or desire to inflict injury or death and the video shows he was trying to get her to vacate the trail. It was clear he did not want to harm or shoot her, he simply made mistakes that forced the result. your comments are interesting, because you made mistakes as well that likely puts you in the same, or worse situation than him. Backing up even if his sled had it puts him and his buddy at risk. I don't know what specifically you mean by "change direction", but there was not enough room to go around her, or head into the trees. Both of these as written likely gets him stuck and is "wrong", and now you just took away the only option you may have had to escape.

Spoken by someone that's probably never been in a situation quite like that

You have no imagination, despite your sincerity.

More like tried to scare it off with yelling. The only “moronic” part was getting closer but even then he practically had no where else to go from the looks of it. I’ve never ridden a snowmobile so I can’t be sure if he can get out of that path. Plus the moose was coming back for a 2nd attack. Most people will shoot after the 1st and not wait to see if the animal will run away.

Go hug a tree, moron. What's your take on mosquitos and cockroaches? Live and let live? If you're going to be a jackass, try not to be so obvious.

and he left the injured moose back in pain. instead of redeeming it. an asshole and coward of a human beeing.

​@exb940 maybe he couldn't turn around, but why get closer, he should have waited instead of getting closer, stupid move.

@@Michael-Joseph123 Yeah I agree.

Just needed a social worker on scene with an online degree and he would have been completely fine.

He should have tazed it's foot. Sad.

He should have declared the woods an antler-free zone.

😂😂😂😂

@@rylandvance5304 nah gotta double down a get a degree from the University of Reddit.

sigma males

@@frugalspoon1446 I see you haven’t ridden a snowmobile before. Compact snow on a trail is easy to move in at any time, deepish powder is easy ish to move in when you already have momentum. When you’re at a dead stop and try to go through deep non compact stuff from a dead stop it is EXTREMELY hard to get through and especially at any speed that could outrun a moose. That side trail was also heavy wooded, meaning a lot of trap wholes do to the trees. Those are extremely easy to get stuck in and extremely hard to get out of ESPECIALLY hard to navigate through with any kind of speed. There is also no reverse on a snowmobile so his only option was to try and scare it away, when that didn’t work his last option was to shoot, did his best to prevent it but things happen and in nature there is no “let’s call it a tigh and go our separate ways” it’s life or death. And moose are naturally aggressive, they have to defend against large predators so the first instinct is to attack before they get attacked. One stop and crush a femur, and trust they don’t just do one stomp… they will stomp until you’re dead.

@@frugalspoon1446 It's him or the moose mate, if he turn away or ran he's screwed cause that animal finna chase em in the speed of a Japanese bullet train

@@frugalspoon1446 if he just wanted to kill it he would have shot it/been prepared to shoot on the moose’s first attempt. He actually gambled with his life letting it attack him once, that thing could have snapped his bones like stepping on a dry twig. Lucky guy

@@frugalspoon1446 Thanks for your life story no one asked about. How about you shut your mouth on matters you know nothing about? Bleeding hearts like you are so annoying.

Totally agree. I've been in this situation on my snowmobile and I just waited it out from a distance.

You are certainly close enough to warrant the $500 square. This guys actions of approaching and trying to scare the moose were not only wrong, they created danger that previously did not exist. His actions threatened her where she did warn him, however the 2nd time she attacked him because as you saw, he continued to push her as she was trying to walk away. At this point there were many bad mistakes, with arguably the worst trapping himself within close proximity to her which only allowed one real option in shooting her when she charged/attacked. As maine said, this guy should have just stopped as soon as he saw her and waited. At a minimum this was as this video starts, and at this point was a normal moose sighting you can expect to see while riding in moose country. It was of no danger and to be enjoyed at that point, but that changed with his actions. If there is a defense for him, he clearly did not want to harm her, he just took a very specific action for a specific animal and situation, and applied it generally. Unfortunately, he clearly did not understand moose, otherwise he would have known any one of his actions were wrong, and all together in a nice little package all but forced her to attack him, and him to shoot her in self defense.

so youre a girl, got it

Still weak the gun did all the work

@@thetheoryguy5544 nope the nature made us to make tools so sit please.

@@Destroyer19941995 That's our brain our body are still weak compared to most other animals

@@thetheoryguy5544 technically you're right, thats why we instead develop to use tool

@@kollow4694 I don’t see how using a strength makes an animal weak though in my opinion. Generally, a crocodile doesn’t fight a lion on land, a lion won’t fight a crocodile in water. If other animals play to their strengths than we should be allowed to as well. Fighting a bear like a bear will get you put down because we aren’t built like a bear. But I’m confident that if you made a bear fight a human like a human (give it a gun) it will lose because it can’t fight like that.

What😂

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i was just thinking that. after i shot it, i would have kicked it in the balls until it died.

Bro lmao

😂😂😂😂😂

The only correct answer I've seen in comment section. The only one here to blame is a dude in snowmobile.

The camera man always survives 🤣

This comment will blow up

The camera man is technically in spectator mode, which makes him invincible.

Rookie mistake in his part

You NEVER ATTACK THE CAMERAMAN

lmao.

Connecticut animals are only allowed to have 10 round magazine's.

(Jack Palance voice) "You saw him, he had a gun."

+alex johnson yes

The mm he used injured the moose, the rounds he used cannot kill the moose

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lol😊

It goes bang bang and you go bye bye!

High School shooting in wild.

@@user-du4jk2py8c you are mentally handicapped

Ублюдок. Убил такую красоту.

@@user-ob4ro3uf9h huh? I don’t speak Russian

Im with you, it is a shame…

Better than facing groups of wild boars😌😅😅

@@firmanshah6499 You best have an at or AK if you think you'll run into boars them fuckers are scary

I don't think what he did was right he could of went around it on his machine , he's there in the animals home playing around on a ski the animal just trying to survive , he could of done alot more to avoid this , turned around waited awhile , just could of rode straight pass it lol , he fired one shot above it then eminently shot for the head the thing didn't have a chance to react before he executed it , lame some what cowardly if you ask me , and that low squeal noise he was making was not a good idea , it encouraged the animal to attack he stops making that noise when the animal has got real close and has made the choice to try and scared him away then he starts yelling out to it, which is what he should of done in the Frist place I think this is what he is riding around there for just waiting for the chance to kill with his gun

@@zackiaryruddick701 you do realize how dangerous a moose is, don't you? Why tf would you let the moose charge you just in order to shoot it? Your logic makes no sense. Animals enter other animals territories and it is up to them to defend it. We are animals and we will fight back.

Oh, absolutely, coming in for the kill!! - Someone that's never lived in Alaska

Yup and all it takes is one well placed kick

100%

I never lived in Alaska or nothing but I heard it before. And seeing in the comments, ehhhh yeah in the 3rd time that moose is coming for that killed.

Yes. Only the first charge is a feint. Second one is sometimes a full attack but is also sometimes just a stronger warning, small amount of physical intimidation. Third is almost always going to be an actual attack with killing intent. Rider made the right choice. He's lucky this one was a young female too. An older bull moose could have really screwed him or his snowmobile up on the second charge.

*drive by* *

cap cap cap.... drives off into the sunset.. :D

Agreeable

@@chungus_khan Never heard of a drive by where the gunman stops the whip and asks to hit in moose language😅

@@CarlTooley2 he said "you're in the wrong hood buster, what set you claim"

I think a long time ago dude said it's a G23, so .40, I think golddots.

He said "GET" in an effort to scare her.

Your first sentence is correct, but you went off the rails after that. While this guy did everything right after he started shooting, he did everything wrong before. His actions of trying to scare, approach, push, get too close and trap himself within feet of her escalated this and is what all but forced her to attack, and him to shoot her in self defense. Respect is inappropriate as this was easily avoidable, but yes, once she attacked, he did have the right to protect himself; even though his actions created the issue.

He should have shot earlier.

​@BPRescue he might not have been taught how to deal with moose. While it may not have been the way to go, atleast its obvious he didn't wanna hurt it. Hell he even gave a warning shot to try and make it leave but it instead charged him

@@jackbluehq6653 It's clear he had not been taught to deal with moose, but that is irrelevant. When you go into the outdoors, you respect nature and when encountering animals, you allow the animals to naturally move about their business with as little interference and stress as possible.. This means it does not matter what animal you run into, or if the animal is dangerous or not, you perform the same action. So, the appropriate action is to stop as soon as you see them on the trail, wait, and allow them to work it out and either jump off the trail or leave. You never approach and/or get too close to them. This action is even more important in this situation because as he just learned, scaring them will often force them to become aggressive. But I do agree with your last sentence. He made many mistakes, but he did not want to shoot her. Regardless of intent, moose knowledge would have been helpful, but if he was an outdoorsman to any capacity, he would have known how to address it.

@@BPRescue This right here is exactly what the comment section is for. I was praying there was going to be real people still left on the Internet. Thank you sir for knowing the task and completing it in star spangled colors🧐🧐🧐🧐 Let these punks shitheads know exactly the energy you give out is the energy you get. It doesn’t matter that moose don’t speak English, everything can read your energy. This dude pulled up screaming and grunting. Go do that to some Mexicans on a side alley and see if they don’t charge you the same way. Dudes a fucking tool bag and I hope he cleans the gun with his tongue by putting it in his mouth and squeezing the trigger a whole bunch, I was praying they weren’t going to show a divine animal like that getting murdered. That sucked ass to watch I’ll be totally honest

yeah he did everything right, moved up to it by a few meters, stood his ground, and shot the moose for fun

What about walking backwards too? Wouldn't the moose leave him alone if he didn't keep going forwards toward its spot?

@@Lordfireballz he was on a fucking snowmobile idiot

Need a hearted and pinned comment here

What an Expert :)

I guarantee you it was a 10 mil

​After quick reseaech i want to correct my mistake, he used 0.45​@@Braxtonfontes14

While I agree he had no choice but to shoot her when he did, there was no real danger and this was avoidable when he first saw her. He created the danger and all but forced her to attack, then yes, him to shoot her.

@@BPRescue how in the fuck did he force the moose? The moose chose to be aggressive, it saw he was smaller and easy to bully

@@Paxximus You're an emotional tyke, huh? Well, it appears you don't get outdoors often, certainly having no knowledge of moose. Quick lesson; moose will become aggressive when threatened, so it's best not to threaten them. The rider threatened her by approaching, attempting to scare, getting too close, and even pushing/pursuing her after she bluff charged and was walking away. With his actions, he gave her no option than to attack him, and him to shoot her. As this video starts, this was a normal moose sighting you can expect while riding and of no danger. Had he simply stopped and gave her time/space, they will hop off the trail almost every time. He had multiple options at that point, but all evaporated 15 seconds into this video with his actions and he was now in trouble. The choice was his, she reacted normally as they will in such a situation.

@@BPRescue bro said I don’t get out often, and no, he didn’t threaten her, he was using the same thing everyone is told to do, standing your ground and acting unintimidated, female moose can absolutely will bully anything smaller than them my dawg, they’re literally just steroid deer

@@Paxximus "bro", you never said " I don’t get out often", I established your lack of knowledge by your actual comments. It continues to be displayed in your continued statements. Nobody, meaning no knowledgeable or reputable source will tell you to "stand your ground and act unintimidated" with any moose, bull or cow ("female"). I just explained to you that moose will become aggressive to address any threat, and size does not matter. Small or big, if you approach a moose and they perceive you as a threat, they will often become aggressive like you just saw here. They do this with animals, people, vehicles and are even known to charge trains. In the end I already told you what all experts will tell you with moose. Stop as soon as you see them, and never approach them, but instead give them space. If they start to show aggression, this means you need to move away from them if possible, not attempt to scare them. I recommend a little education on moose before you start to speak of their behavior because taking the wrong actions like he did here with certain animals will get you into a lot of trouble.

Jesus christ, may she rest in peace

Moose when killing wolves and people do a 4 hoof stomp dance on the body and head.

Insurance?

@@babyxenomorphPA1R3 May all beings who have fallen on this earth Rest In Peace

There are mooses in Sweden?

The twist is that was micah's long lost son right there

He didnt even skin the moose, pathetic

Hopefully the Trapper will offer him a decent price

@@g29000 mm nmrrk jtkugao

@@TheSaviour. arthur and i are both black lung

I have zero experience of moose but I am a farmer and have plenty of experience with wild animals and what you say is obviously correct, this guy needlessly approached the moose - he could have turned around at first sight or at least stopped but he carried on toward it, result: he put it under stress and it charged. In my view that animal died needlessly as a result of his lack of awareness. I'd have stopped the moment I saw it and waited at a safe distance, chances are it would have ambled off, to be really safe he could have turned around and waited facing the other way in case it moved up the track toward them.

You are correct. He should have stopped as soon as he saw her. At that point she was far enough away he was not of threat, and given time they will hop off the trail almost every time. Never approach wild animals, especially one of the most dangerous animals in this country. Moose as you just saw will not tolerate it.

Yeah, I knew the answers to my questions. I was just trying to be diplomatic in hopes maybe some ppl would think and really analyze the situation as it quickly developed. Of course, all some ppl see is a man defending himself and wondering what caliber weapon was used.

I felt like he made a lot of decisions that led to him having to kill the moose. He put himself in a situation where the glock was necessary. It didn't have to die.

@@Xenmas021 agree 100%.

@@Xenmas021 Exactly. Every individual action he took prior to shooting the moose was a mistake that threatens the moose and escalates the situation. Collectively they, gave her no choice than to attack him, and him to shoot her. It's unfortunate because the simple action of stopping as soon as you see the animal resolves this almost every time, and in the instances it does not, allows you time to consider other options. The best plan B was that trail to the left. At the same time it was clear he did not want to shoot her, he just wanted to scare her so she would vacate the trail making many mistakes. Problem is, moose will often become aggressive when threatened as he later learned. In the end, those who don't have experience in the outdoors, and even those that "think" they do, the best option when you see any wild animal is stop and never approach them.

@Nate W I had someone tell me like 3 days ago fmj can't be used to kill animals. I mean maybe I was dreaming but every single deer I ever harvested was with 150-180gr fmj because its what I had to use, I started reloading when I was like 12 years old because all this so called "white privilege" we had, if we ddnt shoot it, we didn't eat. If we didn't cut down the trees, split and stack them, we didn't have heat. The sorry state of humanity's level of brain activity since internet/social media is absolutely disgusting. Half+ of these comments saying he needed to turn around or he shouldn't have proceeded, never knew ppl would openly advertise they were that dumb. This person did everything right, he stopped. He tried to scare it away first, and ur right, it was a damn good shot, I know ppl that couldn't put 1 down with a 270-30-06. Someone needs to.gice this person a pat on the back.

@Nate W my best friend guides bear and swears by his 10mm, I think it was last year he dropped 1 that pulled his dog into a den with it. Its a great round.. I did ask the fmj guy, because he was from a diff state originally if it was a law where he was from, but he couldn't even tell me that. Its crazy how easily ppl are swayed 1 way or the other with little effort. 1 example I catch soo much hell online for a light I have on 1 of my g19's because of the name on it and they say its not dependable, but i shoot prob a minimum of 1200+rds 9mm a week and its been on there for 2-3years ish? It cost less than half of a surefire and its 2x as bright but because of 1 article about a bulb failing they're all junk now?🤦🏼‍♂️... ppl are funny things sometimes...

@@madman-fr3rx iv've been told by my dad's landlord who guides up in alaska that he'd been with a guy and they were charged by a grizzly bear, the guy he was guiding had a 10mm fmj, turns out the bullest barely penetrated 4 inches into the muscular chest, had he not hit the head twice the bear would have mauled one or both of them. So naturally im going to have a 10 with me through bear country.

judging by how quickly it dropped he almost certainly spined him. a good shot indeed.

Maybe 10mm

Shut up fam

Yes man I agree one hundred percent with you the only thing I would remotely have a problem with is how many shots he fired into the moose maybe he should have just put a bullet or two in it and drove away no death was needed in this situation but yet again I agree 💯 percent with u man this was tit for tat situation

Nevermind the moose charged at him again I'm sorry for saying he should not have killed it it would have killed him

This is aminal curelty

@@havefuntazarasu2451 so is your mom

What is a clip? Regardless, the 2nd shot likely just wounded her. Are you saying once he hit her, he should have stopped shooting?

LMAOO

😂😂😂😂😂👍🏽

@@tamps2147 😝

Glad "let's get it on" didn't prompt an attempted mating.

Best comment yet. Lmao

*a wild Glock appears*

Lucky for the driver that it wasn't turned based combat, could've gone bad.. No Pokemoose caught that day.. 🤣

Glock 19 baby

It's crazy how we are the most frail and weak yet the most dangerous organism to ever live on this planet all at the same time

@@nomaderic god made a pretty balanced game, us humans are the “glass canon” type

It's all about survival at the end of the day

Fuck you and your fake ass hunter story.

Agreed that his only real choice was to shoot her when he did and he was legitimate in doing so. Problem is, he all but forced her to attack. He should have stopped as soon as he saw her, which gives her plenty of time and space to hop off the trail. He should have avoided this...

So you telling me he will run up on a bear like that no. All y'all on some bs. Shot it for no reason he pulled up on it when he could have went around or turned around or waited it out he approached it. And I bet money he would never have done that if it was a bear so chill y'all sound stupid

Well it’s the RULES OF NATURE

He literally didn't.

@@ArnoldQMudskipper you missed the joke r/woosh

Exactly. He wanted an excuse to use the damn gun. Everyone knows moose are aggressive as hell. Not only did he proceed to pull up on one, not only did he get too close multiple times, but he also was making loud noises which any animal can see as a challenge or threat, especially and already aggressive animal. Everyone sitting here excusing something that was far beyond avoidable.

@@hatinlife5259 He gave the moose many verbal warnings, along with pushing it back and it kept coming towards him. Not only that it was a narrow path and I'd sure as hell rather shoot a Moose trying to hurt me than go into the woods and possibly encounter something more dangerous. Edit: Many people hunt Mooses for fun.

@@bigbrosdown4314 You missed literacy 👍

L moose

100% correct.

You can't turn a snowmobile around on a trail that easily, and there were other people behind him. Yes, it was a mistake approaching, but he probably thought it would behave like a deer and just run off. He was clearly unaware of how aggressive moose are.

I think he could have given it another second or two to see if it charged fully again. The moose didn’t even have antlers

@@WinstonWolfe21 lmfao

@@WinstonWolfe21 This ain't a deer! I live in AK and see these things all the time, at least once a week while biking. They're not usually aggressive but trust me if it doesn't kill you the first time it charges, youre definitely not going to give it a second chance. These things are MASSIVE! So many dumbasses in this comment section thinking they'd put the life of a moose before their own. Fuck that. If the guy wasn't up on a snowmachine then he would've been trampled and killed in the first charge. Even the act of sticking him with his hooves could've injured him, as benign as it may have looked on video. It's easy to criticise the outcome as an onlooker but that "second or two" could've been the end of him.

@@WinstonWolfe21 how about you try actually confronting a wild moose and see if you can think that clearly in a life threatening situation

@@WinstonWolfe21 how about you meet Moose yourself. I never saw moose in my life, but I've got hit by a goat before. That thing's hit hurt like hell, can't imagine what Moose can do to me.

To a pussy..... Those things aint gonna kill me they just charge, look how slow and cumbersome it was here, id fucking poke its eyes. Its NOT gonna ram me im fast af and will side step it for days

Lots to do unless you are a total wimp.

He didn't fire a warning shot.. and fyi, warning shots are illegal and will get you in serious trouble. NEVER fire warning shots. Not at people and not at animals.

@@JTheraos lies, warning shots are legal in some states in others you must be ready to kill

@@JTheraos it's illegal when there's civilization around, the dude was in the middle of nowhere and not only that you're replying to a 4 year old comment.

I will agree he not only handled it incorrectly, but also that he created the danger with his actions. At the same time, while his actions were wrong, it was also clear he did not want to harm or shoot her. He made many mistakes, however once she attacked, even before he was in grave danger and legitimate in shooting her. While it does not serve well for gun owners, you also have to look at the reality of the situation and in the end, even with his mistakes, it is unreasonable to believe he should trade his life for hers. You made mistakes implying he should have moved, but in reality you never get off your snowmobile here.

In my situation it would be 18 just to hit it 😂

Agreed

Yeah I’m sure three or four 9mm bullets wouldn’t kill a moose right away. So I’m with you

Let it suffer.

@@kirihakillua2838 💀💀

That's crazy

Wow...

lol

@@Saga_Saturn :( bit sad innit

What a weird way to go

There was not enough room to turn around, so not that was not an option. It is true he saw the moose before this video started, and he should have simply stopped and given her time to hop off the trail. This does not always work however, and to your other points he was not trying to provoke it in an effort to force an attack or so that he could shoot her. Instead, it was clear he was simply trying to get her to vacate the trail and failed to realize that his actions in threatening her would give her no other option than to attack him. Once she attacked him, even just before he was in grave danger and legitimate in shooting her. It is true that most "avid outdoorsman", even hunters will stop as soon as they see any animal here. This is first a respect thing for the animal as to allow it to leave on their own volition. It is also a safety thing when dealing with dangerous game. But there was no "malous" as you say, and he clearly did not want to harm her. He even fired a warning shot. If there is a defense, while still disrespectful and wrong, his actions would have worked with almost every other animal he encountered here, but moose are different. BTW, we don't know how long before this video that he saw her, and "10-15 min" or a mile disingenuous. With the environment he would not have seen her until he was somewhat close, however even as this video starts he was far enough that had he simply stopped, she would not have felt threatened and hopped off the trail almost every time.

9 for da hoods, 10 for da woods.

It's because the man didn't stop on the path but chose to go closer with s loud engine and start yelling

@@kaz_augustusHe was trying to scare it off the road.

@@kaz_augustusboo hoo, human 1 : moose 0 😤😤😤 cry about it

the only time i felt bad was when he shot it the last time, it was already on the ground.

​@@genocydrbut would you let it agonize? It's best for a fast death, than suffering for even hours

Thx for explaining 👍

Bro some moose get hit by fucking cars and don't even budge a single inch. Theyre fucking terrifying. Im lucky I don't have to experience them, but if I ever go to Canada or anywhere that has moose Im gonna prepare for the worst.

Absolutely but he could have gone the other way and shouldn’t have taunted it, I could be wrong, but looked too small to be an adult moose, what a pos

@@GutterWizard27 1. He didnt taunt it. He was trying to get it to move. 2. He literally couldn't turn around. Literally impossible without risking safety.

@@GutterWizard27 man i also thought about that but do you really think on Such a small track Turning around while behind you is someone is a good idea? Not just that He would have manually turned his Vehicle around because He couldnt turn otherwise, He also must have turned his back against the Moose and if He is turning around both hands on vehicle and the Moose decides to run straight up him you think He wouldve got a chance to put out his glock and shot him down in maybe 2 seconds ? Also this is 9mm, some of those Animals May take a full magazine and dont go down...this was a child i think and also precise shots...so i think in this case better safe then sorry...also turning around would have neen nearly impossible i think this snow mobiles weigh some 100kgs i think and on such a Small Track with someone behind you difficult....also imagine if this was the only way back what should have they done

The Castle doctrine applies to humans, not animals. The home invasion analogy is wrong as well and this is not as simple as you imply. This moose does not have the cognitive thinking this guy "should" have had. She does not understand that his actions were intended to get her to leave the trail so that he could continue. She only understands his actions constituted a threat to which she defended herself. While his actions were wrong, and did all but force her to attack, he did not want to harm or shoot her. He simply made mistakes, and was forced to shoot her to save his own life.

It not walk away it create distance to charge.

Moose do not have or defend "territory", they defend self, calf or mating rights". Regardless, once she attacked him, and certainly on her 3rd charge where she was charging him when he shot, he was in grave danger and legitimate in shooting her.

That moose gives no fucks. I would’ve shot it in a heartbeat 😂

Yeah. I can't imagine having to make a decision to kill the poor animal and take away its life and give it that agony in its last moments of life. It's tough especially when u think about it later after u calm down and adrenaline wears off.

@@bigaraga there could’ve been more. He hops off that and could’ve been rammed. If he was the only one that had a gun, that’s it.

Imagine going onto someone else's property and shooting them

He should’ve ate it after 🤧

Everyone, even a little kid will know this without u even telling them.

It's crazy how cocky a moose can be Won't even back off after a gunshot

Yes, at this point the warning shot was too late as she was already agitated and coming. It may have worked if he did it before or at the time of her initial warning, but that is conjecture since once he pulled forward, she was in control. The way to avoid this was before he pulled forward.

Agree that the warning shot was necessary, however he should he fired it into the ground and not over the top of the animal.

@@TIMMEH222 well some retards the think he did the wrong thing

This would never be considered "poaching". He was attempting to get her to vacate the trail and simply made many mistakes that caused her to become aggressive. While his actions were wrong, he clearly did not want to harm or shoot her, his actions just forced the result.

Except it was a man who stood in the elk's path. The operator could calmly step back and wait. The man became aggressive because he had probably watched too many movies.

@@patrykuszczynski6535 Step back. Is that to say get of his sled? Where would he go?

Why not just imagine a 600 lb moose instead of a stainless steel refrigerator

Why would the refrigerator charge at me? I have seen at least 2 refrigerators in my life and they were friendly

Refrigerator made me Laugh 😂

@@dant387 lmao

@@donderstorm1845 LOL

@@thawne7993 it's dead

i expected him to put it out of its pain but he just blicked em and ran over its legs on the way out😹😹

@@Nonameshusband It's already dead. Watch more hunting videos and less movies. They always twitch.

@@Ray-yv7kn 😹shii true

@@Ray-yv7kn it wasnt dead since i dont think he got a penetrating headshot

😂😂😂😂 Why? 😂😂

'🐮'

I don’t think the moose is laughing !

I’m not gonna spoil these 117 likes

@@cabzombie3484 What does a laughing moose sound like?

Who gives a fuck. If they wanna be assholes, they will die like assholes.

Are you blind that thing was gone. 3 or 4 head shots. Boom you can't Habe done much hunting if you can't see that moose was done for

Do you hunt with just a knife or are you camouflaged up hiding In a bush with a rifle? Let me guess the latter! So what exactly are you killing these animals for? Fun?

@@coolrunnings1936 bruh what. Chill. Dude was talking about not letting animals suffer. Not that bs.

@@coolrunnings1936 meat

Moose will often become aggressive when attacked. They are very large, and attack using their legs. They are capable of killing a grizzly, so you can imagine a frail and slow human is easy. They attack more people every year than all bear species combined and do kill people.

Moose kill more people than bears.

a 1,600 pound animal built of pure muscle will definitely be able to harm a person

well actually when u get shot ; usually you're in a state of shock ..you don't scream really u just collapse in agony

@@jaimenazaryan860 same bro no shock but ahock cringey deep voice in shock

True alpha moose

Moos is female.

@@jaimenazaryan860 clearly you've never been shot

Just saw that video, Trudeau is a clown

Of course he wouldn't have needed to defend himself if he didn't drive like a mile chasing around a moose lmfao. Moose, like THE MAJORITY of animals, aren't aggressive unless you attack or harass them. Name me the most aggressive animal you know and I know for a FACT that it'll NEVER randomly attack a human unless provoked... even alligators and crocodiles ARENT AGGRESSIVE TOWARDS HUMANS. They ONLY become aggressive when you're in their space, and are perceived as a threat..... like humans do... an alligator attack is essentially the same as if some crackhead busted down your door and ran into your house... you don't know what they're thinking, all you know is someone that's not supposed to be there IS there.

Canada be more fukked than the USA

@@ryanthompson3737 idk bout that one mate.

I mean.. there is zero reason to have a handgun in a civilized society... That, and the person in this video is an absolute idiot.

You do realize the algorithm is based on current browsing habits and has no relevance to the age of the video, right?

The guy was just looking for an excuse to use his gun he’s more animal than the moose

@@mazersatin yes we are animals too. If that moose would have charged a bear or vice versa one of them would have been killed. The difference with this man was that he tried to warn the moose off multiple times and then defended himself. He's simply an animal defending himself.

@@mazersatin so you're saying if a moose as heavy as 1000kg attacked you unprovoked you would do nothing?

@@mazersatin how the fuck are you going to get out

@@mazersatin moose can run extremely fast (up to 35mph). Without some form of fast vehicle you're not surviving without a fight. That snowmobile would not have been able to outrun the moose

I needed to read the first part of your comment after watching an animal die. Laughed a bit. thanks

He let it suffer should have shot it in the head again

Tf you doing in the wilderness ? 💀

@@emilemeyer5547 living life the way it was intended.

@@emilemeyer5547 bruh, where tf you think we came from?

yep, exactly

Oh

@@Yelzzz- shut up

There's a moose loose aboot the caboose

I like you johnney

Bro that was my pet moose Fred, I was just trynna collect some wood and maple syrup for my igloo with my nice red and black plaid :(

sounds kinda hot

​@@apkhbmbgamlkbh1531 sorry what

@@content_enjoyer4458mauled is usually used to have kink about being beated in bed

@@apkhbmbgamlkbh1531it appears we have the same interests.

@@graybeard7605🤨Two of them in this comment section? Concerning.

Yes it's clear he did not want to harm her, he just made many mistakes that forced her to charge and him to shoot her.

I won’t disagree