Alaska Bull Moose Fight To The Finish!

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Big Alaska Bull Moose Fighting -Start to Finish!
Left Hook finally returned to the valley and planted himself in 22's territory. We could see 22 a half mile away, bedded. He got up and started his slow/deliberate walk, grunting the whole way, audible across the valley despite the raging creek waters. He turned and headed up toward us, we knew Left Hook was somewhere in the hemlocks after a cow, but were waiting in a clearing in case he came out again. 22 started wagging from downhill, and then from the hemlocks came Left Hook, also wagging. Left Hook stopped to rake, and we knew this could erupt.

After jockeying for (SAFE) positioning, we were able to capture this amazing footage from two slightly different angles. It's the kind of thing one tends to watch a few times to appreciate the power -and nuances- as these massive animals go at it. The fur does fly. Enjoy!

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Bull Moose Fight
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[cweefy]

The strength, the agility, the raw power. Unbelievably amazing creatures. Gorgeous!

[godfamilycountry]

I’ve seen many moose in Alaska but this is a once in a lifetime view! Thank you for sharing

[stephenoshaughnessy]

No artist can paint a landscape that beautiful.

[dansherwood]

Those dudes are HUGE!

I was expecting the hall monitor to yell-"Hey you two...break it up!"

[joshs]

The beginning was like an old western when they are walking out to the main getting ready. Very cool.

[philipbuckler]

AND IN THIS that's a heavyweight fight!!! Outstanding...Thanks for sharing!

[michaelbryant]

Two magnificent beasts. Mother Nature at her best that day.

[paulhendershott]

I know it's crazy... I just can't believe both aren't missing their eyeballs 20 seconds into the fight!

[anstey]

Being from Newfoundland we're no strangers to moose but those Alaskan/Yukon moose are on another level. Just look at the size of those racks!! Actual giants lol. Incredible footage and scenery man, I could watch this stuff for hours.

[mateoo]

My goodness, those antlers are massive. Majestic animals

[randynovitch]

What's incredible is that they so carefully choreographed their fight, and splined their massive and lethal antlers in such a way as neither of them drew blood on the other in spite of the fact each appeared to weigh in at close to a ton each!

[dlphcoracl]

Remarkable film!! As a bonus, the surrounding landscape is drop-dead gorgeous. Thank you for filming and posting this on YouTube.

[cindyj]

I've read that given the amount of energy it takes for these big boys to fight and the serious damage they can do to each other, such fights are usually over pretty quickly with one bowing out rather than taking it to an extreme. Usually no one is badly hurt. This proves the theory. Aren't they absolutely magnificent?

[ioanaciolcan]

Doamne, ce animale frumoase!
De fapt....sunt perfecte .

[gizzyfrizzy]

Magnificent creatures! Magnificent beauty! Magnificent scenery! Magnificent video! Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video!!!

[TK-zdym]

Alaskan Moose are legit some of the biggest animals in North America. They are massive. Way bigger than the moose down here in the Rockies.

[eyesearsknows]

SO funny how they walk into battle in such peculiar slow-motion. You would never guess they could fiercely engage based on their "entrance"!

[stephenhannah]

Pretty gentlemanly contest. No cheap shots or attempts to actually hurt each other... just who's the strongest (and most persistent) in head on clashes.

[EarlLedden]

Thanks for sharing such a magnificent slice of wildlife. You guys did a great job in capturing the action while staying safe.

[maryannanderson]

I was glad to see them both walk away and live to fight another day. It looks to me like there is plenty of land out there for both of them to have their very own territory without a fight to the finish. They really are magnificent creatures! I love watching the video of the man who takes his trash out to the shed and when he turns around a HUGE moose is walking toward him. He immediately goes back in the shed and shuts the door and the moose stands there and waits for him to come out for just a few minutes and then goes on about his business. I have watched that video a dozen or more times.