Everyone on a Maine Outdoors trip wants to see a moose and in fact over the years a few clients have seen one with me. Moose are not plentiful in this part of the state as they are on other areas. The moose population has been a topic of discussion for many years and recently the Maine Department Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has been using a new helicopter survey method.

Officially two feet by 4PM on Saturday but the snow was light and dry. Making for some really impressive drifts. It is still snowing a little and the wind blowing at 9PM. Argy and I went out and shoveled a path to the garage to bring in firewood late in the day. We also dug out the outside entrances to the office and mudroom. I had shoveled the dog kennels earlier in the afternoon and even put the dogs out for a few hours (certainly not their idea).

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