Someone Help this Hiker

[ian_padron]

Too funny to not share. Intuition tells me that OP drives a Subaru.





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[PlateauNDN]

    a budding animal expert!

[Bango skank]

Tell the budding animal expert that those are "northern pacific pronghorn"   

[Bango skank]

Guess i know who to call when i draw the packwood moose permit!

[Stein]

Tell him they are cows, that should blow his mind.

[Cougartail]

Had I known they were "molting" I would have guessed Moose also.

[mburrows]

This is too funny on multiple levels

[Bullkllr]

"Tan moose"; very common this time of year around here as they molt. How they get much smaller remains a mystery.

[Expedition Scout]

  a budding animal expert!

Hopefully a 2 year old "budding animal expert"! Be a whole different story if his daughter is 15! As a avid NWHiker, I'd make sure he is warned about the more dangerous animals we have like the Belk!! 

[pianoman9701]

I thought moose didn't molt until after laying their eggs. 

[fishngamereaper]

Actually pretty rare to see those this time of year. Don't they normally migrate south for the winter.

[ghosthunter]

Too funny to not share. Intuition tells me that OP drives a Subaru.





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Must be a future wdfw biologist? Going to be a wolf expert when she grows up.

[jackmaster]

I would live to hear their conversations driving down the road or on a hiking trip. a molting moose  I love it..

[WapitiTalk1]

   too funny. 

[sooperfly]

It's a thread from 2011.    http://www.nwhikers.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7993938&view=next

I like the second answer in the thread, "Helk" -  cross between a horse and elk!