Alaska’s rut season is in full swing. 🫎 This powerful bull moose has spent his days battling off challengers and pursuing the cows, a true display of strength and endurance. The wild energy of autumn in Alaska is something unforgettable. #jaredsolbergphotography #CanonR7 #exploreanchorage #alaskaphotography #WildlifeAdventures #wildlifephotographer #wildlifephotography #adventure #outdoors #antlers #moose #bullmoose #mooseontheloose | Alaskan Adventures And More

Welcome everyone! We brought you Part 1 last Saturday. The amount of folks who watched it was amazing! We say thank you as we bring you Part 2 today. Please read today’s post thru for an update on what’s been happening. But first…today’s story. We’ll say this. This is very early action in the rut. One bull (Dagger) was shed, Flat Top had just started to shed earlier in the day. There will be another video following this one and the action from all three videos happened in the same day. It’s cool

Let’s continue with last year’s rutting behavior here at Moose & Coffee today. As for where we stand in the sequence of sharing, we’re into early October at this point. So that means the rut is winding down, many of the cows have been bred, but skirmishes can still happen for sure. Fernando showed up with one antler missing in October, he was a pretty busy little bull the entire rut. It’s amazing just how active the young bulls are, learning the ropes, staying out of harm’s way from the dominant