What Happened to Minnesota's Moose? (Emmy Award Winner)

Shot in February 2022
A look into Minnesota's Declining Moose Population and what experts are finding.
Talent: Dan Wolfe
Shot and Edited By: Alex Laitala
Twitter: @alexlaitla
Instagram: @alexlaitala
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[@tomanderson798]

The wolf is nothing but a big woodtick! Stop wasting our money and start managing the problem

[@Olaf236]

80% of calves are killed in the first 2 weeks of life and we need to pay for studies to figure out what is happening to the moose population 🤦‍♂️

[@cat49deere]

You people should quit spending everyone's tax dollars. Funny how a new study is always started at a university because that's what they teach (created your own job) and make sure it lasts long enough for you to retire. Open the wolf hunting, trapping for the next 25 years and see what happens no interference by humans (no collar, monitoring, anything). If you want to find out what's going on, go to the local coffee shop, gas station, grocery store and ask. The people that live in the area know exactly what going on. (NO STUDY NEEDED) but then you people won't have a job. Born and bred in Minnesota with a burial plot. my 2 cents worth

[@mn5503]

I guess they don't want the truth known.

[@chadmiller7770]

Open up a wolf season

[@ga6257]

Moose calves definitely die to wolves. And we have more wolves than I've ever seen now.

[@douglasskersick9598]

Now dont you think with alllllllllll the wolves we have up here might just maybe have something to do with it???....woodticks my ass

[@toddweston2840]

Prior to planting more wolves on Isle Royal the moose population was increasing at 21%. 16 miles from the tip of Minnesota. Must not be climate change there. A wolf season would solve the problem!

[@ryannelson6524]

Keep stressing our few moose but the predators get a free pass great science

[@largecarr6185]

The wolves are eating the Moose just like the reading the deer and everything else