Mikec not sure how u can compare a human and a moose with broken legs. What do you suggest for a moose with a broken leg, an ambulance ride to cmmc and extensive physical therapy when the cast is removed. It is a wild animal and unfortunately they get hurt or sick or end up in bad places and sometimes the best thing to do is put them out of their misery or suffering. Let me know when you come up with a way to fix a broken moose leg or better yet, a cure for brainworm, u would be a rich man or woman. The moose was not eaten so get off of your killing for steaks bandwagon. Not a fan of horseracing are u?
Doñald, they do not rehab sick or injured animals, ESP big game with broken limbs. And by sick I speak of brainworm. They deal mostly with smaller or orphaned animals. I think if you call Lewiston of you will find that essential employee game wardens were consulted with and on their way. The situation required a more immediate response by the police and could not wait. Also game wardens are not issued darts or drugs to immobilize big game animals, the biologists are, hence the mention of the shut down day.
Mikec and helga this was a 400-500 pond moose that obviously had something wrong with it. Not to mention the broken leg and cuts from smashing the glass at the mall. The state of Maine does not rehabilitate or put casts on a moose leg it needs to be put down. The biologists with access and ability to use darts and chemical immobilization were probably on afurlough day. Mikec how many injured deer and moose did you save and rehab while you were "being there and seeing that". Nothing makes u people happy, had it been left to roam the city and potentially injure someone u would complain that no one did anything to prevent it. Kudos to Lewiston police for stepping up and handling the situation maine game wardens are spread thin.
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Yes, what a beautiful
Yes, what a beautiful neighboorhood indeed. Little known fact, several episodes of leave it to beaver were filmed there.
Mikec not sure how u can
Mikec not sure how u can compare a human and a moose with broken legs. What do you suggest for a moose with a broken leg, an ambulance ride to cmmc and extensive physical therapy when the cast is removed. It is a wild animal and unfortunately they get hurt or sick or end up in bad places and sometimes the best thing to do is put them out of their misery or suffering. Let me know when you come up with a way to fix a broken moose leg or better yet, a cure for brainworm, u would be a rich man or woman. The moose was not eaten so get off of your killing for steaks bandwagon. Not a fan of horseracing are u?
Doñald, they do not rehab
Doñald, they do not rehab sick or injured animals, ESP big game with broken limbs. And by sick I speak of brainworm. They deal mostly with smaller or orphaned animals. I think if you call Lewiston of you will find that essential employee game wardens were consulted with and on their way. The situation required a more immediate response by the police and could not wait. Also game wardens are not issued darts or drugs to immobilize big game animals, the biologists are, hence the mention of the shut down day.
Mikec and helga this was a
Mikec and helga this was a 400-500 pond moose that obviously had something wrong with it. Not to mention the broken leg and cuts from smashing the glass at the mall. The state of Maine does not rehabilitate or put casts on a moose leg it needs to be put down. The biologists with access and ability to use darts and chemical immobilization were probably on afurlough day. Mikec how many injured deer and moose did you save and rehab while you were "being there and seeing that". Nothing makes u people happy, had it been left to roam the city and potentially injure someone u would complain that no one did anything to prevent it. Kudos to Lewiston police for stepping up and handling the situation maine game wardens are spread thin.