moose

A fishing trip turned into a majestic moment when a moose was seen swimming across a lake in Upstate New York.

Many have dreams of seeing a moose. One man got up close and personal when a moose swam by his canoe while fishing in the Adirondacks, and another captured it all from his porch.

New York may be synonymous with New York City to outsiders, but real New Yorkers know there's a lot more to the empire state, including some unique wildlife in our largest forest.

Feeding wild animals is something that many people do... but did you know it's illegal in New York?

How long does it take a deer to grow into a moose in the Adirondacks? That's a question asked a lot in Upstate New York.

The early bird may catch the worm. But early risers catch magical moments when a moose strolls along a New York beach.

A young moose is back where she belongs, in the wilds of the Adirondacks, after wandering New York streets for weeks before getting trapped in someone's backyard.

The real question here is, why did New York State capture baby moose in the first place?

Discover the wild majesty of one of the most elusive animals of the northern forests and celebrate the return of moose to the Adirondacks at the 11th annual Great American Moose Festival in Indian Lake, New York.

You ever have a moment where you got trapped somewhere were you weren't supposed to be stuck?

The Department of Environmental Conservation is actively investigating a possible moose sighting in Floyd.

This time of the year you have to worry about deer running across the road while you're driving, whether you're in the Adirondacks or not...