Ten bull moose, including one sub-legal animal, were harvested in the first week of the three-week Haines subsistence hunt that started Sept. 15.
Area management biologist Anthony Crupi said six animals had a spiked or forked antler, one had three brow tines on an antler and two had racks exceeding 50 inches.
That’s about an average harvest after one week in the local hunt, Crupi said. Spiked or forked antlers occur in younger bulls, which…
