Johnson ( Adella said she really would like to put the antlers in her camp) called the Warden Service opting to donate the moose to the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. L.L. Bean and the Department partnered together to create this display. The display is one of only two in North America, New Hampshire has the other. L.L. Bean donated more than $50,000 to bring this exhibit to life. Mac Mckiever L.L. Bean's senior public relation representative said the display is very "magical and grand, just in and of itself," "It features one of Maine's most endearing icons, the moose." The display was unveiled a month ago at Bean's Hunting Exposition located in Freeport, Maine. We found it to be a truly amazing sight.
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5 comments:
That is amazing Julie! Great photos!
Wow! Fascinating.
That is very interesting. They did a great job at making them look alive and in the midst of movement again. Thanks for sharing, I never imagined that moose would get their antlers permanently intertwined to the point of death.
Beauty and death, locked in nature.
At first glance I thought it was the real thing!
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