The annual subsistence moose hunt ended Thursday with a harvest of 21 bulls, including three sub-legal kills. Two kills are under investigation.
Assistant area wildlife biologist Anthony Crupi said the hunt and antler configuration of harvested animals roughly matches averages in the past five years.
Six bulls had a spiked or forked antler configuration, eight had three brow tines on an antler and four had racks at least 50 inches wide. “We’re encouraged. It’s a…
