Adirondack Moose Central
Another Endeavor by the Snowy Mountain Crew
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This site is dedicated to the return of the Moose in the Adirondack Mountains, the rapidly growing Moose population and the people who treasure the wonders of nature and outdoor life.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation  (DEC) began a program a few years ago to study and educate people about the magnificent and largest member of the deer family, the Moose.  Due to budget restraints, this program was compromised.  The gang at the Snowy Mountain Inn said "geez, that is terrible, we should do something".  Even though we are not experts on Moose stuff, we felt that someone should keep some information available for nature lovers.  We are avid outdoor people that marvel at the the wildlife activity around us everyday here in the mountains.  As time goes on, we will have links to sites in other regions of the world that know lots more about these critters than we do.  At the same time, we will be learning and passing on info to you about the Moose population that we are right smack in the middle of.  Actually, where the Inn is located (Indian Lake - Speculator road) there are Moose Crossing signs every couple of miles for 10 miles, just south of us.



Adirondack Moose Central
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Rt. 30, North  (Speculator - Indian Lake Rd.)            "Moose Board" at Speculator Auto Parts
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We would like to get the local people and visitors involved and report what they see as they go about their daily routine.  In the past, it has been more like "Hey, guess what I saw the other day -  a deer that was bigger than a horse."  We are an informal "clearing house" of information for folks that are interested in seeing and learning more about about these awesome,  unpredictable animals.

Believe me, Moose are here in the Adirondacks. The population is believed to be over 100, and growing.  It is estimated that there are about a dozen or more new birth additions each spring.  There is a prediction of the population expanding to more than 500 within the next 10 years at the current rate of breeding.



MOOSE HABITAT HOT-SPOTS

    1.  Perkins Clearing region northwest of Speculator (Rt. 30).  (Jessup and Miami Rivers area.)

    2.  Moose River Plains.  (Cedar River Flow to the Adirondack League Club boundary.)

    3.  Honnedaga Lake - West Canada Creek Area (North of Route 8, Herkimer & Hamilton County)

    4.  Meacham Lake to Debar Mt.  in Franklin County (Rt. 30, north of McColloms).


So keep posted and check in regularly for Updates!



B U L L E T I N   B O A R D

 
"2008 Information needed to post - send an email if you have sighting info"







Moose With Eight Legs


Moose 08
Photo by Sharon Grisenthwaite


A female moose strides out of the woods near the Christine Falls dam on the Sacandaga River just east of State Route 30 and just south of the Lake Pleasant/Wells town line Thursday, April 17, 2008. A yearling son stayed close to his mother’s side.


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-----MOOSE LINKS ------

"The Moose is Loose"

Fun Facts about Moose      Moose Facts      Moose Mystery

North American Moose Foundation

Moose Links on Dig Alaska

 All About Moose

-----WILDLIFE and FOREST LINKS ------

A Wealth of Information

CWD In Moose

-----LOCAL LINKS ------

Charlie's Outdoor Adventures

Del's Homepage      Adirondack Photos



Anyone wishing to contribute information to this site,  please contact us by
e-mail, telephone, or in person
at the

Snowy Mountain Inn
PO Box 630, Indian Lake, NY 12842
(518)648-5995

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E-MAIL: Info@snowyinn.com



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Some of the information contained above was printed in a publication called ADIRONDACK VOICES.  This informative paper is produced by The Resident's Committee to Protect the Adirondacks, Inc.(RCPA), P.O. Box 37, Main St., North Creek, NY , 12853.  Contact Peter Bauer (Editor), at (518)251- 4257, for  membership and subscription information.

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