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To: White Bear who wrote (12001)	9/15/2006 11:50:37 AM
From: ManyMoose	Respond to of 71588

That's a nice one! It looks a bit like a silver (coho) but too big, so I think it might be a king (chinook). I couldn't see the spots on the tail, which is the way I learned to tell the difference. I've never hunted moose or applied for a permit either. Just elk and deer, and one bear. Once I was in an elk camp having hiked up into the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness about seven miles on fire patrol, chatting with the hunters who were standing around drinking coffee. A very large bull moose came crashing down through the brush near the camp and would have been a beautiful trophy in anybody's book. Nobody was hunting moose. My brother killed a smaller bull a few years ago in Montana. It's hard to get a permit. You have to draw, and if you get a permit you have to wait ten years to apply again.