I want to thank everyone for the wonderful comments on this week's video. I afore where I live, not only because of the beauty that is Alaska, but because of the wildlife here. I will update you all on mama moose and her calf in next week's video. Sean
This is my first time watching your channel. Can I ask why you don’t have dogs? You need at least one for you and your animals protection. Plus they are great companions!
Moose was keeping me from going to the car, so I clapped and yelled, waved a broom... no response. Then I opened my door real quick and started barking like a mad dog, and boy did that moose run!🤣
Chickens gotta be confused. The tiny little weasel-looking thing will eat you, but don't worry about the massive giants, they are just here to "share" your food.
@@AlaskanFreedom chickens are usually more common sense than people but like us now and then one has no fear fear is an instinctive warning system of a sort.when it's missing lessons take on scary levels of possibilities
❤❤😂❤❤.... 🙏Bless you for your positive attitude toward the moose even though they're in your yard.. Notice how Mama moose placed herself between you and her " baby"...love the wildlife in Alaska.
@francesmaurer185 he's said that his house seems to be in their normal path ,once they found the salt they kept on and experienced chicken feed which seems to be heavenly, momma pretty much got on her knees and tried to play vacuum hovered it right up and came back for more
In Anchorage Alaska we had a narrow l -shaped kennel. A young bull moose actually got in there and turned around and came out. They love dog food. Another time a large moose went into our kennel, stuck its head in the trash can full of dog food, knocked it over and just laid down and kept eating. Very fun to watch but also very dangerous.
@@myadoll79 yes, the key fob and car alarm scared thieves away from my mother-in laws car late at night. they were stealing stuff off her Classic Lincoln Continental.that was parked on the patio close to the house. She lives alone and heard noises and her little lap dogs were barking. Goodness graious, y ou have a real big problem there with the moose..er meeses? I suppose offering hay instead of chicken feed would bring more moose, though.
That’s was awesome! I wish to be able to live in a place like that , where I can look out and watch the wildlife thru the window. That so nice . I love it .
We live in a semi-rural area that is becoming more citified. It used to be farmland in the country and backs up to a state park now. We’re extremely lucky to have a generational deer family living in our woods that we have planted sacrificial trees and plants for to help stop them from eating neighbors vegetables and fruit trees. The deer love to bring their babies to eat and play in our yard and it’s nice to see them year round. We have other creatures like bunnies, moles, voles, squirrels, foxes, coyotes, and sometimes bears but don’t see them, just evidence that they’ve been in the yard. Moose would be cool but we’re in North Carolina so I don’t expect them anytime soon. Thank you everyone for sharing your Christmas trees. It was so lovely.
@ that is so awesome 👏🏻, here in Florida we don’t see anything. The only thing I’ve seen is wild pigs, ones an injured deer . Eagles, alligators, snakes 🫣, so every year mi kids take me to other states to see the wildlife. So beautiful. I love it 🥰
I live on the Chesapeake Bay every once in a while when I’m treated to something spectacular in the water, I’m reminded that I’m kind of an old lady I remember when people used to say come here. Look at this computer. This is so cool look at this game. This is so cool now we look at our phones to look at nature, but at least we have that and thank you for sharing.
I love moose! A long time ago I was at Swan Lake in the Grand Tetons and a huge bull came out from bushes I was standing by! Luckily he just stood and looked at me. His antlers were massive! My husband got a picture of us and by the time we hiked back to camp we realized he had left the camera! He hiked back but it was gone. I have rued that loss for fifty years! Don't let it happen to you! What an awesome memory! 💜🫎💜
I agree. Every tree was gorgeous (I had to watch them twice). I had a small tree up, but my kitties 😸 knocked it over several times & chewed up my homemade ornaments. Ugh. So, I put it in my kitchen on the fridge, to protect it. Haha. Loved this video, what a nice & kind man.
💙 💯...Loved the video Sean. Moose are beautiful animals. I grew up in northern Ontario, and remember having to run, at least once, to avoid contact with them. LOL. That young one, in this video, is probably only about 8 months old, and is too young yet to have grown antlers. He will start growing his first set this coming spring.
Fixing the fence stronger is a good idea, but she could still knock it down if she had a mind to and was hungry enough for some of that good ole chicken feed she just discovered. Mooses are scary creatures, never know what they might do next.
I live on Vancouver Island, when I had chickens, the deer would eat the feed. I kept asking her for eggs 🤣 I was wondering why the feed was gone so fast. Even in the coop she'd still eat it 🤣
they sure will because my goats would crawl thru the chicken door and get in there eating their food, goats and deer are a whole lot alike in their flexibility. LOL
I have always wanted to live in Alaska. I was three years old and still remember how Beautiful it was. I wound in the wonderful and amazing state of Texas but I would love to go to Alaska and see the natural beauty of Alaska again. ❤
On my second day in Alaska, it was in March as I recall, my wife and I were just hanging out on our porch. Imagine my surprise when a gorgeous female moose just sauntered up to the porch as she grazed whatever the heck it is moosies graze at the time of year. She seemed almost placid, completely calm, as she walked right past me within eighteen inches I'd guess, and I stood frozen stiff as a board. The lower forty-eight in Pennsylvania have some biggish critters like black bears and white tail deer, even an elk from time to time. But -- oh, brother! -- Mrs. Moose was a gigantic treat. I fell in love that day with a state and a creature. Alaska rocks, moose do too!
The video that got me hooked on watching!!! And to the beginning I went, A moose in the chicken coop, eating chicken feed, Love winter solstice 😃 so many beautiful Christmas trees, stay warm and safe 💓 two more videos and I am all caught up, thank you so much for sharing, happy trails
Yes great pictures but they can destroy so much ! Now she got a taste she ill keep coming back for more, You might have to put electric fence up so they get a taste of that 👍, If you have remote start you could use the panic button ! Good to see you were all ready for the holidays :) Have a great afternoon"
@@SeanInAlaska I think she meant the red button that sets off the alarm. Keep holding down and the horn will get very loud and lights will flash. It’s how us old people find our vehicles in crowded parking lots.
Used to live in Alaska. Wish i was still there! Was on the way from the AFB I was living on, to go to my last appointment with my OB on Ft. Wainwright and the one highway we had, had a moose standing in the middle of the road so we turned our cars off and got out for a chat till the moose decided to go. Was late for the appointment, but my doctor was perfectly fine with my reason. Never mess with moose!😂
Reminds me of sitting at the living room window with my two little boys and watching mama and calf in our front yard in Anchorage. And no, I was never tempted to go outdoors for any reason when they were around. Those impressive creatures have zero fear of humans. I would leave a lot of produce in the garden for them that was past prime condition.
I lived in Wasilla for 2 years. One day, I was getting ready to go to the store and as soon as I stepped outside - there was a momma and baby moose at my car. I quickly changed my mind. It took them almost 2 days to decide to move on. We really enjoyed watching them though. They are beautiful creatures though.
I cannot even imagine how anyone can live where these animals live! No thank you! I am Australian and feel safe exactly where I am while listening to you talk while we all watch those beasts casually hanging out in your yard! 😱🇦🇺
Moose hoped on some Cristmass Grace of a little food for him during those harsh and hungry winter days. Even chickens understood and did not mind his intrusion.
Could you clang a couple pots together? Set off your truck alarm with the key fob?? Western North American moose are different than the Eastern ones. Eastern moose would have run or walked away and would not confront you, since you were not between it and the young’n. ❤ Love them!
📌Sean, use your truck key fob to honk your horn 📯or set off your truck alarm.. it will get them hustling out of there..😄 Hope you had a cozy little Christmas🎄 & may your New Year be PROSPEROUS & JOYFUL!!🎉
Oh Wow, I'm sitting here in Texas at the Ranch watching your invaders and thinking my problem with Wild Havalina Hogs here isn't shit compared to what you're dealing with. Be safe, will be watching. 😊👵
Wow, an electric fence probably doesn’t work for a moose. We fortunately don’t have that problem in Illinois. But now you will have her back looking for food.
Yes .... when the ears go back on Mrs Moose .... it's time to rethink whatever it is that you are doing🤣🤣 Merry Christmas to you as well🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🛷🎅🏻🎄🎁🕊☮
The first time I saw a bull moose was my very first trip to Tetons. Horse ride through the mountains. It was laying under a tree right next to our trail. I had no idea how dangerous they were I was just excited to see it! Antlers soooo huge even laying down I remember the antlers were reaching far into the high up branches on the pines. Just incredible they are!!!
The Moose were awesome to watch, extremely. fascinating and yes she was daring you to confront her, guess she fixed your bonnet ...lol 😅🤣😂... that made my day, regards from The Bahamas...happy weekend 😀
So nice to meet you Sean! New subscriber here from the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your ladies, and Sam, and your mom and baby moose! You just randomly showed up in my feed today. And I'm so glad! Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing! I'll look forward to seeing more from you and yours! ☃️🎄🫎🐔🐓
Just came across your channel and the moose grabbed me. It’s been so long since I’ve seen one. Grew up in the far North of Ontario. Lived on the edge of town next to miles and miles of forest. Black bears would sometimes come out on the trails in the woods but moose more if travelling in the car on small ‘highways’, would see them on the side, sometimes with their calf. Saw a stupid tourist parked and moving in on foot to get a good picture of a mom and calf. Stopped and yelled at them that they needed to turn around NOW! Took some convincing, the idiots. Thank you for this unique close-up.
We have elk that have learned to open our galvanized trash can and eat the bag of corn inside..I used to think it was me forgetting to put the lid on but nope it was them using their lips to manipulate the handle to where they could open it.
Love your attitude towards nature. In NZ the Māori act as caretakers of the land as I have seen many other native peoples around the world do. Take care and be safe. Thanks for the videos, loved this one especially
I like how calm and matter-of-fact you are about the situation. Will you start leaving some chicken feed outside so to try to stop the massive traspassers getting in the chicken space? Greetings from the Boot. 💜
This is Funny! Enjoyed it so much! Checking in from Phoenix. I miss Minnesota,where I left my heart. Used to live on a Lake with all assortment of wildlife,but now I’m 74 & live here since my Husband died. Wonderful family here & Im so Blessed!
What about a double fence? Check Living Homestead Tradition and how they solved the deer going into their garden. They have a double 6’ fence six feet apart making a moat of 6’ where the chickens also run. It has to do with deer won’t jump if they can’t be sure of landing and there isn’t enough room to jump and jump again. Another thing you might look into, an alarm goes off to scare the moose away. Deep South Homestead had a motion detector that set off dogs barking. Just suggestions.
Great experience! Thank you for sharing the moose with us! Sam did great protecting the ladies lol Enjoyed your chat during the ride along to town. Good to see all the Christmas trees! Great video!
Wow, she was a big girl!! How funny, Sean! Good idea to keep an eye out, wouldn't be good if she sneaked up on you over the chicken feeder she's enjoying :) I enjoyed all the pictures of the trees, I always miss mine when we take it down. 🎄🎄I hope you had a very Merry Christmas, stay warm up there!! 👍🏻👍🏻
In Wasilla, Alaska we had a moose show up every year, sometimes with a calf. We named her Goldie because of her color. Her back was higher than the Explorer and could lick the vehicle clean! Get a salt lick and set it off the drive a ways. May help. Air horns work good to. Love the video. Thank you for following the rules, yes they are beautiful.
First time seeing you, was great. Loved seeing all the Christmas trees. I didn’t put one up but now wish I had. Really enjoyed your video. Will watch you again. Do you live there alone? Do you live there permanently. God bless you 🎉🎉
Well thank you! I am a firm believer that everyone should have a tree for Christmas, the beauty alone makes it worthwhile! I live alone and I live here full-time. I work a 40 hour a week job in town 16 miles from me.
Could you clang a couple pots together? Set off your truck alarm with the key fob?? Western North American moose are different than the Eastern ones. Eastern moose would have run or walked away and would not confront you, since you were not between it and the young’n. ❤ Love them! I’m envious of your lifestyle.
Yup, so cool seeing moose so close! They are big, lol. I just realized the size of her head! :O . So, chicken are alright out in these temps this time of year there? That's good. :)
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I want to thank everyone for the wonderful comments on this week's video. I afore where I live, not only because of the beauty that is Alaska, but because of the wildlife here. I will update you all on mama moose and her calf in next week's video.
Sean
Yeah. Chicken wire is to keep chickens in, not to keep animals out. Not even voles. You have a great coop, though! Beautiful scenery.
@@SeanInAlaska 🦌🎄❤️🎄🦌
This is my first time watching your channel. Can I ask why you don’t have dogs? You need at least one for you and your animals protection. Plus they are great companions!
@@janina8559 good point, but he may have his reasons or in between best friends! Sometimes it takes time to heal over your last dogger!
Hello from Saskatchewan, CA you have some big chickens up north 😂😂
The way that Huge moose peaks around the corner of the chicken coop at you is absolutely hilarious😂
Moose was keeping me from going to the car, so I clapped and yelled, waved a broom... no response. Then I opened my door real quick and started barking like a mad dog, and boy did that moose run!🤣
They will always run if a dog is involved! Lol
You are lucky guy to see this wow
Now you know the correct technique!
@maybeebuzzy2265 bang two old small to medium cheap pots that ads an odd unnatural twang that startles it's an unnatural out of place sound startling
The moose peeked out and said," are YOU talking to ME?" Enormous animals
@@barbrabrurrier7548 😂
Looks like you just adopted a moose family 😮😂😊❤ really big Chickens😂😂😂
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@@lindastevens6861 that's a lot of chicken feed,and one is just hitting the teenage growth spurt 😯
Chickens gotta be confused. The tiny little weasel-looking thing will eat you, but don't worry about the massive giants, they are just here to "share" your food.
Right? Hahhahhahha
Food bill rises faster than interest rates when wild life dine and dash.
@@journeybrook9357I know the feeling!
Hahahahaha!
@@AlaskanFreedom chickens are usually more common sense than people but like us now and then one has no fear fear is an instinctive warning system of a sort.when it's missing lessons take on scary levels of possibilities
❤❤😂❤❤.... 🙏Bless you for your positive attitude toward the moose even though they're in your yard..
Notice how Mama moose placed herself between you and her
" baby"...love the wildlife in Alaska.
Why not...right? There are enough things in life to get worked up about without adding more. Besides, I like moose lol
@@francesmaurer185 he's in their home, I'm jealous, aren't you? Very happy for their host Sean sp?
@francesmaurer185 he's said that his house seems to be in their normal path ,once they found the salt they kept on and experienced chicken feed which seems to be heavenly, momma pretty much got on her knees and tried to play vacuum hovered it right up and came back for more
@@SeanInAlaska the moose seem a little cautious, but I think they'll probably keep you
Mom and baby moose so adorable and the rooster said i tried guys but that thing is huge lol
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@@tiachandler5350 smart rooster, I'm not sure how well they see around their feet🫣
In Anchorage Alaska we had a narrow l -shaped kennel. A young bull moose actually got in there and turned around and came out. They love dog food. Another time a large moose went into our kennel, stuck its head in the trash can full of dog food, knocked it over and just laid down and kept eating. Very fun to watch but also very dangerous.
You need one of them disposable air horns
I have the same truck that he has. He could've used the key fob to set off the car alarm and would probably have scared them off real quick. 😂
@@myadoll79 yes, the key fob and car alarm scared thieves away from my mother-in laws car late at night. they were stealing stuff off her Classic Lincoln Continental.that was parked on the patio close to the house. She lives alone and heard noises and her little lap dogs were barking. Goodness graious, y ou have a real big problem there with the moose..er meeses? I suppose offering hay instead of chicken feed would bring more moose, though.
Id get a few air horns myself!
Or a megaphone 📣 ...with the squelchers thingy to make noise.
That may scare them off....😳
Nope not a good choice..
That moose looked at you and asked "who you talking to?" "heeya who?" I cannot believe how big they are~!!
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"You talking to me, I say are you talking to me??" lol
@primesspct2 🤣😂😂
That’s was awesome! I wish to be able to live in a place like that , where I can look out and watch the wildlife thru the window. That so nice . I love it .
Alaska has it all!
We live in a semi-rural area that is becoming more citified. It used to be farmland in the country and backs up to a state park now. We’re extremely lucky to have a generational deer family living in our woods that we have planted sacrificial trees and plants for to help stop them from eating neighbors vegetables and fruit trees. The deer love to bring their babies to eat and play in our yard and it’s nice to see them year round. We have other creatures like bunnies, moles, voles, squirrels, foxes, coyotes, and sometimes bears but don’t see them, just evidence that they’ve been in the yard. Moose would be cool but we’re in North Carolina so I don’t expect them anytime soon.
Thank you everyone for sharing your Christmas trees. It was so lovely.
@ that is so awesome 👏🏻, here in Florida we don’t see anything. The only thing I’ve seen is wild pigs, ones an injured deer . Eagles, alligators, snakes 🫣, so every year mi kids take me to other states to see the wildlife. So beautiful. I love it 🥰
Thanks for showing us the moose, chickens, and snow. Merry Christmas 🎄
Merry Christmas to you as well 😀, and it was my pleasure!
Tie some bright survey tape on the links on the fence. I do that, and it keeps them out of my back gardens and my front garden beds
great idea.
I live on the Chesapeake Bay every once in a while when I’m treated to something spectacular in the water, I’m reminded that I’m kind of an old lady I remember when people used to say come here. Look at this computer. This is so cool look at this game. This is so cool now we look at our phones to look at nature, but at least we have that and thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
I love moose! A long time ago I was at Swan Lake in the Grand Tetons and a huge bull came out from bushes I was standing by! Luckily he just stood and looked at me. His antlers were massive! My husband got a picture of us and by the time we hiked back to camp we realized he had left the camera! He hiked back but it was gone. I have rued that loss for fifty years! Don't let it happen to you! What an awesome memory!
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Air horns have worked for me in the past.
Yes I thought 7 feet tall too!! Amazing. The baby is huge. Brave rooster!! A Momma and her baby could be super dangerous. Love the video
Thank you!
I've never seen a Christmas tree, that didn't touch my heart. All are beautiful.
💯 agree!
I agree. Every tree was gorgeous (I had to watch them twice). I had a small tree up, but my kitties 😸 knocked it over several times & chewed up my homemade ornaments. Ugh. So, I put it in my kitchen on the fridge, to protect it. Haha. Loved this video, what a nice & kind man.
💙 💯...Loved the video Sean.
Moose are beautiful animals.
I grew up in northern Ontario, and remember having to run, at least once, to avoid contact with them. LOL.
That young one, in this video, is probably only about 8 months old, and is too young yet to have grown antlers. He will start growing his first set this coming spring.
Same here. I grew up in Kapuskasing. Where did you grow up? It’s a small world!
@@helenemalenfant5435 It is indeed a very small world. I remember Kapuskasing from when I was a child...but I didn't grow up there.
Holy Cow Sean… it’s an all you can eat buffet at your place now… Lol!
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@ just catching you live on the Russell channel! Happy Booxefest Sean!
That is indeed a holy cow (moose).😮
Hear what the MOOSE said:"I moose, i big you small, bird food is nom-nom! You go now, i eat now"
Hahahahahha, pretty much!
ROFLMAO
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Ouch. Here we go again. They are big as ever too. I'm glad no chickens didn't get hurt. Good idea to fix the fence up. Keep safe and stay warm too.
Thanks Kevin!
Fixing the fence stronger is a good idea, but she could still knock it down if she had a mind to and was hungry enough for some of that good ole chicken feed she just discovered. Mooses are scary creatures, never know what they might do next.
I live on Vancouver Island, when I had chickens, the deer would eat the feed. I kept asking her for eggs 🤣
I was wondering why the feed was gone so fast. Even in the coop she'd still eat it 🤣
they sure will because my goats would crawl thru the chicken door and get in there eating their food, goats and deer are a whole lot alike in their flexibility. LOL
Put the feed inside the 🐓 chicken house. That's what we did on the farm in Md. We used to get real deep snows. ❄
I have done that in the past. Since this started though I put the feed in the outhouse once the chickens roost for the night.
I have always wanted to live in Alaska. I was three years old and still remember how Beautiful it was. I wound in the wonderful and amazing state of Texas but I would love to go to Alaska and see the natural beauty of Alaska again. ❤
On my second day in Alaska, it was in March as I recall, my wife and I were just hanging out on our porch. Imagine my surprise when a gorgeous female moose just sauntered up to the porch as she grazed whatever the heck it is moosies graze at the time of year. She seemed almost placid, completely calm, as she walked right past me within eighteen inches I'd guess, and I stood frozen stiff as a board. The lower forty-eight in Pennsylvania have some biggish critters like black bears and white tail deer, even an elk from time to time. But -- oh, brother! -- Mrs. Moose was a gigantic treat. I fell in love that day with a state and a creature. Alaska rocks, moose do too!
The first time i saw one up close blew my mind! I had no idea how big they really were lol
Wow!! The adventures of Sean in Alaska 😊 I love it !!
Omg the rooster is standing the ground 😅😅
The video that got me hooked on watching!!! And to the beginning I went, A moose in the chicken coop, eating chicken feed, Love winter solstice 😃 so many beautiful Christmas trees, stay warm and safe 💓 two more videos and I am all caught up, thank you so much for sharing, happy trails
Sam is the man!! Lookin out for his ladies. Those moose are so beautiful. What an amazing video 😊
Moose are very majestic!
Yes great pictures but they can destroy so much ! Now she got a taste she ill keep coming back for more, You might have to put electric fence up so they get a taste of that 👍, If you have remote start you could use the panic button ! Good to see you were all ready for the holidays :) Have a great afternoon"
I have used the remote start trick already, and it works hahhahahha.
That's what happens when we move in on their homes . The animals were here first!!!
@@SeanInAlaska I think she meant the red button that sets off the alarm. Keep holding down and the horn will get very loud and lights will flash. It’s how us old people find our vehicles in crowded parking lots.
@@nicelady51who's old
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Time to juice that fence my friend.
I would, but i am moving the run in the spring. The garden and the run will both get juice though.
Used to live in Alaska. Wish i was still there! Was on the way from the AFB I was living on, to go to my last appointment with my OB on Ft. Wainwright and the one highway we had, had a moose standing in the middle of the road so we turned our cars off and got out for a chat till the moose decided to go. Was late for the appointment, but my doctor was perfectly fine with my reason. Never mess with moose!😂
Alaska problems lol....
Poor chickens are like wtf. Lol. We have them sniffing around pens here in maine. 😂
I didn’t know that about moose hackles. Glad you do!
Wow that one Moose is huge.They are beautiful animals I would be afraid of them also
Also you can lower the the access around the perimeter so only the chickens can get under !
You need a cow bell 🔔 for a loud sound
Put the feed in the old hen house so the chickens can eat
yes, and (maybe) clean out all that chicken s**t. That's nasty.
Reminds me of sitting at the living room window with my two little boys and watching mama and calf in our front yard in Anchorage. And no, I was never tempted to go outdoors for any reason when they were around. Those impressive creatures have zero fear of humans. I would leave a lot of produce in the garden for them that was past prime condition.
I lived in Wasilla for 2 years. One day, I was getting ready to go to the store and as soon as I stepped outside - there was a momma and baby moose at my car. I quickly changed my mind. It took them almost 2 days to decide to move on. We really enjoyed watching them though. They are beautiful creatures though.
Hope you didn't need anything terribly important from the store 😂
The baby moose 🫎 is licking the salt off the truck thats why hes staying over there by the truck lol they are so beautiful
She was like, look here bud... this is MY chicken feed! 🤣
Wow the remote start was a great idea. That was funny!
She has been showing up every evening still...but she has no feed now lol
@@SeanInAlaska Lol that's probably a good thing haha.
I cannot even imagine how anyone can live where these animals live! No thank you! I am Australian and feel safe exactly where I am while listening to you talk while we all watch those beasts casually hanging out in your yard! 😱🇦🇺
I can't imagine living where you do. Too many poison animals and insects for me.
Moose hoped on some Cristmass Grace of a little food for him during those harsh and hungry winter days.
Even chickens understood and did not mind his intrusion.
I’m surprised you’re not worried about them charging you through the window? 😮 that is very scary when they get so close and they act so cheeky 😱🥶
I feel safe with a wall between us.
No dogs - Moose for Pets!!
I wasn't expecting a video today and I really wasn't expecting any moose lol thanks for another great video Sean
I was not sure i would have one ready, but the moose decided to show up hahahaha.
Could you clang a couple pots together? Set off your truck alarm with the key fob??
Western North American moose are different than the Eastern ones. Eastern moose would have run or walked away and would not confront you, since you were not between it and the young’n. ❤ Love them!
Clanging pots together has worked the best so far.
The Christmas roast just stumbled into your yard...
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📌Sean, use your truck key fob to honk your horn 📯or set off your truck alarm.. it will get them hustling out of there..😄
Hope you had a cozy little Christmas🎄 & may your New Year be PROSPEROUS & JOYFUL!!🎉
Thank you! Hoping your New Year is a prosperous one! I have found that just starting the truck sends them running hahahhaha.
Oh my goodness!!! Both were Big Moose!!! I saw Another one to the right of Your chicken House!!
I was wondering why the chickens weren't freaking out..I guess Momma moose has done that many times before. Great video!
They realized she had ni interest in them I am guessing. She just wanted their food lol
“Chase her off Sam. Go ahead and chase her off.”
Sam says. “Yeah, because that worked out so well for you.”
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Oh Wow, I'm sitting here in Texas at the Ranch watching your invaders and thinking my problem with Wild Havalina Hogs here isn't shit compared to what you're dealing with.
Be safe, will be watching. 😊👵
Soo cute how it peeked around corner at you
Wow, an electric fence probably doesn’t work for a moose. We fortunately don’t have that problem in Illinois. But now you will have her back looking for food.
I'm a first time viewer and now subscribed. I love how you handled the huge moose attack. You are very kind. I'll be back to watch more.
Thank you so much!
What a sight for a lifelong Floridian!!❤
Yes .... when the ears go back on Mrs Moose .... it's time to rethink whatever it is that you are doing🤣🤣 Merry Christmas to you as well🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🛷🎅🏻🎄🎁🕊☮
The first time I saw a bull moose was my very first trip to Tetons. Horse ride through the mountains. It was laying under a tree right next to our trail. I had no idea how dangerous they were I was just excited to see it! Antlers soooo huge even laying down I remember the antlers were reaching far into the high up branches on the pines. Just incredible they are!!!
The Moose were awesome to watch, extremely.
fascinating and yes she was daring you
to confront her, guess she fixed your bonnet ...lol 😅🤣😂... that made my day, regards from The Bahamas...happy weekend 😀
She wins every argument! Lol
Big momma moose 🫎 will not back down 😂
So nice to meet you Sean! New subscriber here from the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your ladies, and Sam, and your mom and baby moose! You just randomly showed up in my feed today. And I'm so glad! Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing! I'll look forward to seeing more from you and yours! ☃️🎄🫎🐔🐓
Thank you so much! And a Merry Christmas to you as well!
You could put some food out for the moose away from your chicken coop out in the woods somewhere
Can you imagine the grocery bill for that moose???😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@astrialindah2773 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Just came across your channel and the moose grabbed me. It’s been so long since I’ve seen one. Grew up in the far North of Ontario. Lived on the edge of town next to miles and miles of forest. Black bears would sometimes come out on the trails in the woods but moose more if travelling in the car on small ‘highways’, would see them on the side, sometimes with their calf. Saw a stupid tourist parked and moving in on foot to get a good picture of a mom and calf. Stopped and yelled at them that they needed to turn around NOW! Took some convincing, the idiots. Thank you for this unique close-up.
People never learn right? Lol....
We have elk that have learned to open our galvanized trash can and eat the bag of corn inside..I used to think it was me forgetting to put the lid on but nope it was them using their lips to manipulate the handle to where they could open it.
That is so cool!
Fun with neighbors! ha ha ha I haven't seen many moose this winter. So far, only 1 moose has walked through the property.
I see them daily on my drive into town, and often here on the property.
Love your attitude towards nature. In NZ the Māori act as caretakers of the land as I have seen many other native peoples around the world do. Take care and be safe. Thanks for the videos, loved this one especially
I believe we are at our best when we work WITH nature.
I like how calm and matter-of-fact you are about the situation. Will you start leaving some chicken feed outside so to try to stop the massive traspassers getting in the chicken space?
Greetings from the Boot. 💜
I have started locking up the food completely so she will hopefully move on. I do not want her to expect a meal at my place lol.
@@SeanInAlaska Fair enough.
I subscribed because I loved Your Sense of Humor....on the
" more info." summary, etc. Now..to watch the video..❤ from PA
Thank you!
This is Funny! Enjoyed it so much! Checking in from Phoenix. I miss Minnesota,where I left my heart. Used to live on a Lake with all assortment of wildlife,but now I’m 74 & live here since my Husband died. Wonderful family here & Im so Blessed!
What about a double fence? Check Living Homestead Tradition and how they solved the deer going into their garden. They have a double 6’ fence six feet apart making a moat of 6’ where the chickens also run. It has to do with deer won’t jump if they can’t be sure of landing and there isn’t enough room to jump and jump again. Another thing you might look into, an alarm goes off to scare the moose away. Deep South Homestead had a motion detector that set off dogs barking. Just suggestions.
I may try Danny's idea! That is brilliant and cheap!
Love your little cottage and land x
Thank you!
I love moose you guys are lucky to be able to be that close to these gorgeous animals. They are big!! Thanks for sharing.😊❤❤🐾🐾❤❤❤
I am fond of them as well!
Ya the one by your window was the baby. Still has his baby furs. Cute ☺️
Now that she has been in there ,your going to have to get a 12' fence.Ha ha!
Have always wanted to see a moose in the wild!! So big and beautiful
Great experience! Thank you for sharing the moose with us! Sam did great protecting the ladies lol Enjoyed your chat during the ride along to town. Good to see all the Christmas trees! Great video!
Thanks guys!
Beautiful home thanks for sharing
Wow, she was a big girl!! How funny, Sean! Good idea to keep an eye out, wouldn't be good if she sneaked up on you over the chicken feeder she's enjoying :) I enjoyed all the pictures of the trees, I always miss mine when we take it down. 🎄🎄I hope you had a very Merry Christmas, stay warm up there!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Fishy! Staying warm is not the challenge it was now that the woodstove is in! Christmas was wonderful! Happy New Year to you!
What a great video! It's my dream to get to Alaska before I leave this world. I don't want to miss your neck of the woods!
Amazing. Awesome video but scary as they are so unpredictable.
They really are, and they are so quiet too!
You need to get a bull fence charger and put three strands of straight electric fence wire a foot apart starting at 4 ft. 😂
In Wasilla, Alaska we had a moose show up every year, sometimes with a calf. We named her Goldie because of her color. Her back was higher than the Explorer and could lick the vehicle clean! Get a salt lick and set it off the drive a ways. May help. Air horns work good to. Love the video. Thank you for following the rules, yes they are beautiful.
I have a great deal of respect for the wildlife rules here! I like seeing the animals and the rules help keep that possible.
HOWDY, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE MOOSE KIND! LOOKED LIKE SWEET AND SALTY WAS ALL THEY WANTED. SO NEAT!! ACE💌
It was pretty cool to watch lol
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Thanks for all the Christmas trees! We didn’t have one this year because my husband was sick.
I hope he gets better soon!
Hey, that was quite the adventure! Noticed your Kennedy Meadows sweatshirt. Great place…just up the Hill from me.
I grew up in Tuolumne county lol...graduated from Summerville.
@ Oakdale.
@outwest6338 i went to that rodeo and dance every year in the 80s!
Need a fence for your fence. Or keep the feed bucket inside the coop?
Get an electric fence to put around the chicken house
Put some salt blocks at the edge of your property they will love it.
Invest in a couple of those canned foghorns.
Thanks for sharing such an awesome experience. Beautiful creatures and that one definitely gave you the look 😂😂😂
Cute, the rooster wants to pick a fight "how dare that big thing step into my yard" 🤣
Moose looks round from the side of the shed as thought to say “are you talking to me”. 😂
Par for the course, they KNOW that they own it and aren't afraid of you at all.
First time seeing you, was great. Loved seeing all the Christmas trees. I didn’t put one up but now wish I had. Really enjoyed your video. Will watch you again. Do you live there alone? Do you live there permanently. God bless you 🎉🎉
Well thank you! I am a firm believer that everyone should have a tree for Christmas, the beauty alone makes it worthwhile! I live alone and I live here full-time. I work a 40 hour a week job in town 16 miles from me.
Could you clang a couple pots together? Set off your truck alarm with the key fob??
Western North American moose are different than the Eastern ones. Eastern moose would have run or walked away and would not confront you, since you were not between it and the young’n. ❤ Love them! I’m envious of your lifestyle.
Pots work best so far
Yup, so cool seeing moose so close! They are big, lol. I just realized the size of her head! :O .
So, chicken are alright out in these temps this time of year there? That's good. :)
She was huge! The chickens have done well down to the coldest Temps I have had here so far.
What a GREAT video!!! Thanks for sharing! I LOVE it when they come into our yard!