[Now I Fly]

https://www.king5.com/article/life/animals/first-recorded-moose-sighting-mount-rainier-national-park/281-b0f5ea04-a05d-4760-bff4-fd0e4e762c00#:~:text=LEWIS%20COUNTY%2C%20Wash.%20%E2%80%94%20A%20moose%20was%20spotted,spotted%20in%20southwestern%20Washington%2C%20the%20park%20service%20said. I'm quite surprised. Like to know more about its reported crossing of I-90. I think it's all very exciting! B

[Now I Fly]

https://wsdot.com/travel/real-time/mountainpasses/Snoqualmie Here is the WDOT camera at the Resort Creek bridge/overpass. The Wildlife overpass beyond (of course, it can only be seen in daylight hours.) a bit of information and history here, https://conservationnw.org/our-work/habitat/i-90/ B

[fourteen410]

Someone needs to tell the moose that the road is closed Mon-Fri

[BigBrunyon]

Once it's CHAINS REQUARRED, then these various animals and whatnot can get thru easier. In heavy conditions there's less cars!!

[Pyrites]

My Spouse made me promise to never ask a woman this again, but is she pregnant? Passed the underpass August 15. Any knowledge on when moose in WA rut?

[ale_capone]

A moose spotted just west of stevens pass in 2011 was under the power lines near scenic hot springs. http://scenichotsprings.blogspot.com/2011/09/caution-moose-on-property.html I think it may have also spent some time in lower trapper creek after that. Maybe its the same moose doing its own version of the pct?

[zimmertr]

Crazy!

[Chief Joseph]

[RichP]

It's hard to imagine moose not being here historically. They seem pretty adaptable and will go wherever the eating is good. The next big challenge will be getting across I-5.

[Stefan]

Bittersweet. Nice to see a moose. This moose also appears to be with out a partner.

[Cyclopath]

[Malachai Constant]

We spent a good half hour on a portage trail in Canada waiting for a Bull Moose to move on.

[Eric Hansen]

+1, similar experience on Isle Royale. Rumor has it that Canadian drivers perceive a moose collision as much worse than a deer hit. Height of the moose translates into your vehicles hood hitting moose's legs, while the thousand pound plus body of the moose comes right at your windshield, and you.

[Chief Joseph]

I was snowmobiling near Priest lake a few years back, came around a corner and met up with a young, probably a yearling moose, so about the size of a large deer. I had no where to turn around and really didn't want to. So I headed toward the moose, he would run ahead a ways and then turn around to face me, not wanted to move. I bluff charged him a few times, he would take off then stop. This went on for about 3/4 of a mile until I came to a wide spot in the trail and passed him. If it would have been a full grown moose I would have went back the way I came. I have seen several while snowmobiling, but usually they hear me coming and exit the trail.

[John_B]

Moose rut at the end of September and beginning of October..