Although not in a hunting situation this is one dangerous bugger!













Think this guy could ruin your day? look carefully at this it may be difficult to realize what you're looking at,.....at first.









Mtn lion paws are not to be taken lightly either!

I'd say that's one tender piece of moose meat. Just a few days ago close to where I live someone got some horse meat the same way.

The car penetrated to the off side shoulder but didnt exit!! And notice how the jacket folded inwards!!! It must be a Matchking.

How common are moose-accidents over there? Here in Sweden, we have about 5000 accidents with moose and cars every year. Also there are thousends of accidents with roe-deer every year. And still all main roads are fenced because of the moose and roe. There is a network with hunters with tracking dogs that the police call when there is a moose or roe wounded by a car - they do a very good job tracking and killing those animals, getting a a nominal or no reward (the meat belongs to the land-owner on whos ground the animal is finally killed).

I saw a moose-accident two years ago when a cow was hit by a car in front of me and rolled over the car and dissapeard over a field. The lady in the car got out, very upset that the moose did dissapear to quickly to get photographed... Theye were, I am sorry to say, German tourists of a kind not altogehter well seen over here (though we have many visiting German hunters who are well seen).
They were damn lucky, if the cow had landed a little lower the would have had the entire moose in their knees and they could just as well have been killed.

Regards,
Martin

While living in Alaska, it was not uncommon to see a car with the top demolished. It was a little uncommon to see the moose in the back seat, however.

About the water scene, is that Couer d Alene Lake, Roosevelt, or Moses Lake?

JH,

How big is that croc??? I'm guessing maybe 12 feet...

Mike

Credit where it's due, JJ. Those first three pics are in Ontario, CANADA!



We get about a dozen people killed every year when they run into a moose. Once you get north of Sudbury there are moose signs everywhere that say "Night Danger". You're taking your life in your hands to drive after dark on those highways, especially during the spring blackfly/mosquito season, and during the fall rut.

Looks like that croc is looking for a place to store it's catch.

The pig and blackbear are rarely hit by cars, for some reason, but we lose more deer to cars every year than are legally taken during hunting season.

Point well taken Mr. Fisher and corrected! Thanks for the baboon eyes spoting that license plate!

8.5 ft. Alligator

Does anyone know if the driver survived?

Yes, the driver made it AOK.