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Report a Moose Observation

Have You Seen Evidence of a Moose?

Whether you spotted a moose while hiking, hunting, driving, exploring the Northwoods, or checking a trail camera, we want to hear about it.

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Moose observations can include more than photographs of the animal itself. Tracks, scat, bedding areas, browse, shed antlers, and other signs of moose activity can provide valuable information about where moose are using the landscape.

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Observations help build long-term datasets that support research into moose distribution, occurrence, and habitat use across Wisconsin.

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Fill out the observation form below or send an email to share what you found. Every observation helps reveal more about Wisconsin's moose.

Autumn bog lake bordered by golden grasses, tamarack and black spruce, reflecting fall colors in the still water.

How Your Information Is Used

Your sighting information is handled with care.

 

Individual sighting locations and identifying details are not shared publicly. Location information may be shared with the Wisconsin DNR and Natural Heritage Inventory to support research on moose occurrence, distribution, and residency patterns.

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If you prefer that your specific sighting not be shared with these agencies, please let us know. Your observation can still contribute to the overall understanding of Wisconsin's moose.

Wisconsin Moose Observation Form:

Your Sharing Preferences: Let us know your preferences for sharing your observation with the Wisconsin DNR and Natural Heritage Inventory. Required
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Have more to share?

If you have multiple photos or videos, or your files are too large to upload here, please use our File Share page or email us at: observation@hiddenmooseofwisconsin.org

Thank you for sharing your observation!

Every sighting helps us learn more about

Wisconsin's moose.

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