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[Curly]

If there are not any moose in W Washington, then can I shoot one if I happen to see one?  I think I have better odds of seeing and shooting a moose in W. WA than drawing a moose permit in this state.

[rb2506]

you got that right

[DOUBLELUNG]

There was an adult cow running around Silver Lake area in Cowlitz Co. in spring 2001.  She disappeared pretty quickly.

[WDFW-SUX]

It was standing in the river on the right hand side on the way up the pass...(cow) I was driving by 70 mph didnt stop.

[carpsniperg2]

i have heard people have seen them but who knows

[littlemac]

There was one in Bellingham in the late 80's.  As I recall it was there for some time near Fairhaven.

Seems to me it was hit and killed by a car.

[blacktailer]

As Bone and Hunterbuilder mentioned, we had one in Lynden down on the river bottom quite a few years back.  As Bone mentioned, he probably came out of the Frasier Valley

[180-GRAIN]

A guy I work with said there was a big bull living in a field by milltown just south of conway when he was a kid. He said the game department tried to dart it and ended up killing it.

[MikeWalking]

I was exploring a new Park the other day and a little squirrel with a hat and goggles asked me the same thing.

[NWBREW]

I was exploring a new Park the other day and a little squirrel with a hat and goggles asked me the same thing.

A squirrel wearing goggles? I'm not sure I believe that. What color were the goggles and are you sure they weren't glasses?   

[PolarBear]

Was his name Rocky?

[NWBREW]

Was his name Rocky?

That would explain the moose.

[Elkpiss]

Ive seen quit a few Moose Knuckles on the West Side, there running around all over Thurston County, big ones & little ones..  I just seen one about 10 minutes ago.. 

[MikeWalking]

Was his name Rocky?

Not sure he was flying around pretty quick, he did point out the part of the Park where the good mushrooms grew..

and oh yeah, they were googles, looked like they might be prescription too, made his eyes look really, really big..

[PolarBear]

Just head to Wal*Mart and you will see plenty of "moose".