HEY GOOD MORNING. THANKS FOR WAKING UP WITH US ON THIS THURSDAY MORNING. LOOK AT THIS. WE WANT TO SHOW YOU VIDEO OF A MOOSE SIGHTING IN NEW MEXICO. THIS VIDEO WAS TAKEN BY JUSTIN ROGERS NEAR SKI SANTA FE. WOW. LOOK AT THAT. MY GOODNESS. YOU CAN SEE THOSE MAKING IT THROUGH SEVERAL FEET OF WITHOUT ANY EFFORT. WELL, LOOKS LIKE HE’S TRYING VERY HARD THERE, BUT. WELL, HE’S GOT SOME LONG LEGS TO MAKE IT THROUGH ALL THAT BETTER THAN WE WOULD DO. THAT SIDE WAIST DEEP THAT THEY’RE FELT FOR THAT MAKE THAT AT ALL. RIGHT. THIS IS REALLY SO I’M GUESSING JUSTIN SKIING AND SAID WHAT IS THAT THING MOVING IN THE WOODS THERE AND GOT THIS INCREDIBLE VIDEO OF THAT MOOSE I IMAGINE THAT DOUBLE TAKE YOU WOULD DO RIGHT NOW. DON’T GE
Moose spotted near Santa Fe
Updated: 3:45 PM MST Jan 12, 2023
A moose was spotted near Ski Santa Fe last month, making this one of the southern most sightings of a moose in New Mexico. According to the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, there have been a dozen confirmed sightings of moose in the last 10 years. Last year, there were multiple reports of sightings in the north central part of the state. Game and Fish officers say moose require cool climates next to streams and rivers. They say this habitat is more abundant in Colorado, but some moose have been spotted in New Mexico as they look for new habitat and breeding opportunities. Moose are a protected animal in New Mexico and it is illegal to hunt for them in our state.
A moose was spotted near Ski Santa Fe last month, making this one of the southern most sightings of a moose in New Mexico.
According to the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, there have been a dozen confirmed sightings of moose in the last 10 years. Last year, there were multiple reports of sightings in the north central part of the state.
Game and Fish officers say moose require cool climates next to streams and rivers. They say this habitat is more abundant in Colorado, but some moose have been spotted in New Mexico as they look for new habitat and breeding opportunities.
Moose are a protected animal in New Mexico and it is illegal to hunt for them in our state.
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