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Eastern Canada Moose - Species Detail
AKA:
Black moose
Gold:
343 1/8"
Gold (Bow):
250 5/8"
Endangered:
Silver:
280 1/8"
Silver (Bow):
0"
Bronze:
214"
Bronze (Bow):
190"
Alces alces americana
Alce canadense oriental (Sp), Kanada Elch (G), Elan du Canada (F). Sometimes called black moose.
DESCRIPTION Slightly smaller than the western Canada moose, with significantly smaller antlers, and a darker, blackish-brown coloration and reduced saddle area.
HABITAT More heavily timbered terrain than the other races.
DISTRIBUTIONCanada: Eastern Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland Island, and the maritime provinces. For record-keeping purposes, we have drawn the boundary between eastern and western Canada moose as a straight line across Ontario from Nipigon, at the northwest corner of Nipigon Bay on the north shore of Lake Superior, to Fort Albany, on the southwest shore of James Bay. The moose on Newfoundland Island were actually introduced from Nova Scotia (1878, 1904); however, we treat them as indigenous in record-keeping. United States: Maine, plus a few in other northeastern states.
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