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farmerart
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15 yrs ago · 1 min read

I took a stroll down a cut line in the muskeg last evening and saw a grand bull moose coming out of a marsh about 50 metres away. He sported a terrific rack and as I observed his movements I saw that he had five legs! I had never seen this before and it was impressive, let me tell you. I could see no cow around and the big boy was too far away to determine if his chopper was at full attention. Either way it was a choice piece of tackle.

Very humbling for this human male.

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georgmicrodong
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What a guy. Thanks for the inadequacy check, dude. I'll go take a long walk off a short pier now.

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vincemichaels
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I'll join ya, george.

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georgmicrodong
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It's bad enough being compared to normal human males, but this...

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Dudester
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As someone who grew up in ranch country, it's intimidating to see a bull go up on his hind legs as he mounts a cow (if you're close-nearby). That's half a ton of meat and grisel raising ten feet up in the air.

Had an elk run out in front of me, with two females, when I riding fence. The three of them stared at me for ten seconds, then moved on. It was the one and only time I had forgotten my rifle (we're talking dinner for months). A .22 revolver just wouldn't do the job.

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Clubber
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"terrific rack and as I observed his movements I saw that he had five legs", sounds like a transvestite to me!

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Alucard
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I always thought that the main idea was what you did with it. Pussy is "only" so big!

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rrbill
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No moose is good news

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CCRiderm
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Maybe he LIKED you Art....

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mmdv26
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OK...hung like a moose.

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