A Vermont Albino Moose

[BruceBruce1959]

Albino Moose harvested near Norton Vermont.. <-story

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[deerless]

Pretty cool not sure if I personally would have taken the animal though.

[delbert]

Nice ...That's a big animal

[thatguy]

ive never hunted moose, but i think i would have let him pass too. dont get me wrong, i have nothing against someone else taking him, but not me.

[Hunting Man]

really unusual trophy. Where legal I would have shot it. I too have no problems with those who would pass on it because how rare they are.

[rdrader2002]

Read the story too . . . and no wonder the hunter(s) didn't want to be identified.

Personally, I would have had to let that one go, too!

[su106]

that is alsome i would have shot it if other people pass on it thats fine but i would have shot it its good we are not all the same we had a member shot an albino white tail doe in north carolina last week i heard thats bad luck is it the same for a moose

[BruceBruce1959]

If I was hunting for a moose and saw it, I would shoot it there's no reason to pass on it.
White, brown or any other color it's still a Moose, it was taken legally during a Moose hunting season.
I don't see any reason for the shooter to remain anonymous, the shooter has no reason to be embarrassed or ashamed of shooting this moose.

[Whitetail_predator]

If it is legal then it simply comes to a matter or personal preference....

[catman529]

well biologically albinism is a weak gene so it's better for the gene pool to cull the white ones...although I can understand why some would pass it up because of how rare it is. But I would have taken the shot. A lot of albino whitetails around where I live but it's illegal in our state to kill them