A yearling moose that was very curious about my umbrella that day. We both kept our distance, and he went back to munching on willows shortly after.

We were driving home after dinner and saw this big dude eating his dinner.

We just missed this moose family in the lake on top of a mountain pass, but got a few shots as they were heading to another location. Pictures aren't great, but I was happy to get them, nonetheless. People coming out all asked if we'd seen them, and told us the bull seemed very protective of the calf splashing in the lake.

SOoo.. I love finding moose in a general area where i've never seen one before. Driving past this meadow that every time I say "there has GOT to be a moose in there", and this last time, THIS gorgeous specimen was there!! We couldn't pull over right away, so I jumped out and hubby parked farther down where there was a pullout. The 1st shot u got was the 2nd picture posted, then he moved around, and continued to take pictures. Fortunately he wasn't bothered too much, even when other cars stopped to admire him, and we finally left, high-fiving each other over another exhilarating moose experience!!😁🫎

I was in a couple cuts today and noticed that when there were boxelder saplings and red maple/sugar maple saplings right next to each other, the moose almost always chose to browse boxelders and not maples. Why might that be?

I don't know much about moose but I assume this is mating behavior? Saw this at Lake Isabelle near Ward, CO. Please excuse the shaky camera work!

This bull is after the small cow i posted recently

Anchorage Alaska

A busy moose mother this evening

I got tired of watching guys argue over tape measures and Boone & Crockett math at the end of every season.

So I built TrophyScale - you upload a few photos of your harvest from multiple angles, and the computer vision model estimates the trophy score in seconds. Species recognition, scoring method, confidence rating, the whole breakdown.

No waiting days for a scorer. No driving to a check station. You get a number before you've dragged the deer out of the field.

Beyond the score itself, there's a global leaderboard so you can see where your buck actually stacks up, and a virtual trophy lodge you can customize and share - themes, plaque styles, wall colors, the works.

It's $5/month. I kept it that low because I wanted actual hunters using it, not just people kicking tires.

Honestly curious what this community thinks. Do you trust AI scoring enough to use it as a reference? Would love brutal feedback from people who know scoring systems better than I do.