the albino moose pics check em out let me know what you think.

[Guest Big Moose]

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[Some Old Guy 968]

I have seen these pictures before. I also read in a magazine where they were taken. But for the life of me I can't remember the location..... Anyone else know?

Roger

[Guest Big Moose]

Kinda like the fur bearing trout of ORRS store on Hwy.527. ha ha

[Bear 77]

Kinda like the fur bearing trout of ORRS store on Hwy.527. ha ha

Couldn't be around Kenora, the highway is in too good of shape.

Bear

[fisherdude 69]

thats really neat, no matter where they were taken

[eyelander 164]

Someone sent me this picture back in march, don't know if its the same animals, or where.[attachmentid=29]

[Guest Beamer]

Someone sent me this picture back in march, don't know if its the same animals, or where.[attachmentid=29]

They are from the Foleyet/Chapleau area,they are now protected in the WMU's in that area.Some pictures came out of there each year

[seppi 19]

Beamer is right !!!

Someone took these pictures on the way home from their cottage at Ivanhoe

Lake.....

These photos were taken in April 2006 near a small village called Foleyet,

near Timmins. They are a protected animal by the MNR. Nice eh!

Seppi

[Guest Big Moose]

Yah there pretty nice,cool to look at too.

[fisherdude 69]

im glad to hear that theyr protected by the mnr. thats really good to hear

[Guest Dobsey]

Well I don't really have much to say about those ones, except agree with the people on here who said they are nice to look at. I rember when i was young my uncle had a picture of an albino moose, at the edge of a cut (he had the actual picture, not a print off) If I can get it I'll post it for you guys to...

[crisop 65]

the pictures by big moose are from St. Quentin NB, i work for bowater and we got a company email from an employee in one of our mills in NB that took these on his way to work

[Guest Dan]

Apparently albino Moose aren't all that rare. Old timers that drove the northern rail lines have seen many of them over the years. Since when are they protected by the MNR? I remember about 10 years ago that one was shot near Nipigon. It created a media frenzy, but the fact that it was shot legally ended the arguement. Have the laws changed since then? That's news to me.

[Guest Beamer]

Apparently albino Moose aren't all that rare. Old timers that drove the northern rail lines have seen many of them over the years. Since when are they protected by the MNR? I remember about 10 years ago that one was shot near Nipigon. It created a media frenzy, but the fact that it was shot legally ended the arguement. Have the laws changed since then? That's news to me.

There was a public outcry about people shooting these color variants of moose so the MNR implemeted a regulation protecting them in WMU's 22,23,24,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42 See the Hunting Regs under moose.These are mostly in NorthEastern Ontario where these moose are more predominant.As Dan says they are not that uncommon and a distinct population of them occurs naturally.

They are photographed on a regular basis in the Chapleau/Foleyet area, I have probably had at least a dozen different photos emailed to me showing these white moose and thei offspring.

[Guest Big Moose]

Well I've been working in the bush for over 10 years now as an operator,working all over NWO including the Wawa and Chapleau area and seen 1000's of moose but never any albino's.Pretty rare to me.Anyways thanks for all the info.

[Guest Big Moose]

Well I'm gonna pull a couple of these pics to free up some space.Send me an E-mail to see the rest of them.