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Moose back on the loose after rescuers free it from fence

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The Connecticut State Environmental Police received a call at around midnight about a moose stuck in Barkhamsted, northwest of Hartford. The rescue came on the heels of several recent sightings in the state that prompted the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to be on the lookout for moose. There are only about 100 moose in Connecticut, according to DEEP, but they become more active during their breeding season in September and October.

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Moose is back on the loose in Connecticut after getting trapped in a fence

The moose was unable to get its belly and legs over the top of the fence, so it needed assistance from the Connecticut State Environmental Police.

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Moose back on the loose after rescuers free it from fence

BARKHAMSTED, Conn. (AP) -- A moose is back on the loose in Connecticut after some quick-acting rescuers helped to free it from a fence.

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Moose back on the loose after rescuers free it from fence

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Moose back on the loose after rescuers free it from fence

BARKHAMSTED (AP) -- A moose is back on the loose in Connecticut after some quick-acting rescuers helped to free it from a fence. The Connecticut State Environmental Police received a call around midn...

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Moose back on the loose after rescuers free it from fence

BARKHAMSTED, Conn. (AP) -- A moose is back on the loose in Connecticut after some quick-acting rescuers helped to free it from a fence. The Connecticut

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Moose back on the loose after rescuers free it from fence

A moose is back on the loose in Connecticut after some quick-acting rescuers helped to free it from a fence. The Connecticut State Environmental Police received a call at around

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