The moose probably has brain worm parasites, which is quite common with them. She may also just be hiding from the bugs. Either way, they are incredibly dangerous animals.
The moose events may be helpful for the local Fish and Game or Park Ranger to be made aware of. She seemed as you said very distressed possibly ill. I dont know if theyll do anything but perhaps they can treat her or put her down so its not spread to other animals.
The whole time you were taking the path through the woods you had me on the edge of my chair I was just picturing the moose being in the woods and you walking upon him or her. You had me so afraid for you girl. Good girl Sadie you listen to your mom. Good to see you haven't been able to watch too many videos . Take care stay safe and God bless you and Sadie
Circling by animals is usually a sign of some sort of neurological issue. Be safe out there. Smart to be aware of such a large animal. I am completely impressed with Sadie’s recall. When that moose came out on the road when you were hiking, I couldn’t have recalled my dog if I had a filet mignon! Lol.
Yeh! That behavior is just like a vid I saw on maybe Nature channel Conservation Officer was called n had to put down They can be aggressive even though sick I would definitely callpark ranger No need for the animal to suffer !
Yes, Post 10 had made the same comment about the Moose up in the Eastern US that some moose have been found to have brain worm and vets can give them medication for it, they mistakenly eat the bug up in the trees, just notify or send your video to the wildlife people that cover the area that you were in. Beautiful forest area.
This association may already be in your comments but I couldn’t help but think of the similarities between you and author Anne LaBastille “Woodswoman Series” living in the Adirondacks. She always had a German Shepard. Love her books and love watching your adventures. Thanks
You are lucky. In 63 when my father and I rode our little motorcyclpes to Alaska we didn't see any Moose till we were almost to Fairbanks. We saw tracks around our little pup tent in the morning sometimes. We took the old military road, all grapefruit size gravel. Glad you are safe. AL
I’d hv been panicking if I had to walk thru that thick and not be able to take the same path back. I’d get disorientated. What a great doggo you have! ♥️🐕🦺
Strewth! My heart was in my mouth the whole time especially when you took off into the bush……..I had to remind myself you must have been ok or we wouldn’t be seeing this video ha! Stay safe. That was VERY exciting🦋
Moose be gone… a new spray to test try….😂. I love this series of videos you created. Sadie is so cute and talented. 🎉. I love the forest and scenery of Adirondack outdoors.
I have to agree with you about the trees in NY! My son lives near Rochester, and the trees are just so tall and lush! I fell in love with the western NY landscape. I live in the Upper Cumberland Region in Tennessee, which is covered in hardwood trees, and beautiful. But the trees in NY are breathtaking. They are stately giants.
I love the adirondacks. Spent my summers close to there growing up. Being from Canada, I have run into a few moose in the back country. She seemed young and really unwell. Sadie was amazing! So were you.❤
So beautiful, AMAZING Glad you and Sadie are so tight and work as a hiking team...I was so IMPRESSED I enjoyed every second of this video!!! Hey from Tucson AZ
My sister came across a young moose near Algonquin park in Deep River, ON Canada that was also acting unusual, it was fearlessly coming way too close. She ended up being ( not by choice ) within 10 feet of it and could see it was covered in deer ticks, it seemed weakened. Later someone from the area told her that when they get that heavily infested with ticks they become anemic, sickly, disoriented, then get lime disease and die. That moose also seemed like a younger moose, a mature cow moose is usually much larger.
So pretty.We got couple months to retirement.I hope to travel a bit.I am stressing with putting miles on vehicle because replacement is.....not an option at the moment with crazy prices
Hi Carolyn and Sadie, great video the part of you walking through the woods kept me on the edge of my seat. Happy y'all are well. Another hello fron Tucson Az.
Thanks for showing us that even an experienced trekker like you can go around in a circle and it's not the end of the world! I will have less to worry about knowing that going in a circle can turn out just fine. I don't see the link for the flexible solar panel tho. What app are you using to track your walk? It looks like what I need to be able to conquer my fear of getting lost. Thanks again for your awesome videos. Good girl Sadie!
A moose can total a car - overwhelmingly massive. Had one visit around here recently - suburban CT. State police closed area roads until the moose was ‘escorted’ back to the woods.
Sadie is such a good girl.She probably wants to play with the moose. You always pick the most interesting places to camp. Also, your videos are full of useful information. I am 57 and single. Right now, I am searching for the right RV for me. I hope to meet you soon so I can thank you for keeping me motivated. ❤😊
70 here and I am planning on it too! Hope everything goes well for you! Maybe we will see each other down the road! Sadie is a beautiful girl! I’m sure she’s a great companion. Love the view there!
I'm imagine that Washington and (NY) Adirondacks have a very similar eco system, moist forest. I was supposed to go camping this summer up there for a week unfortunately there was a family illness so I had to cancel maybe next summer.
The moose could have been frantically looking for her calf if they got separated, it died or a predator got it. She would be distraught & searching for days. Another possibility, though rare is rabies. Any animal that gets rabies circles, is disoriented, isn't afraid of people & have seizures. I've seen a deer with rabies. They usually (not never) don't go after people except in their disorientation. Could possibly be some other health problem too. I'm glad everyone gave her a wide berth. You trained Sadie very well!❤️
You are braver than me, I'm a weeny when it comes to walking in the woods especially with wild animals. You and Sadie are brave and Sadie is an absolute smart and beautiful dog. You taught her well 👍😊 ♥
The Helldiver Pond trail reminds me of Germany (except for the moose bit) lol and the Smokies in Appalachia where I spent some of my childhood. Forests are my happy place.
I was thinking the Cow moose was distressed going in circles because her Calf is in trouble close by. She was staying close to her baby. But I also hope that there’s not a calf that’s been hurt out there. I live in Wyoming, and I see Moose every time I go hiking. So far, every moose has been like a gentle giant. They know you are there, as they continue to forage. For the most part, they are not aggressive at all. Even the Cows with their Calf will just walk further into the forest.
That would have actually made me nervous. I likely would have thought the worst. You know what I mean. I even looked it up while watching this and there was just one in June 2023 in Canada.
Bullwinkle looking for Rocky! It's the time of year where they are foraging to pack on winter weight. Bugs are bad too - let a Ranger know about the Moose.
Sadie is pure awesome...be safe.. there's alot, alot of encounters over that way... just a heads up.. you know what I mean...😊❤beautiful scenery for sure... onwards...😊
Hitting a Deer with a car is nothing compared to Hitting a Moose with a car, the only exception is that the Deer ends up on the side of the road and the Moose ends up in your lap through the windshield, LOL
I think the moose was trying to get your attention to help her. Maybe her baby was stuck somewhere near. The moose kept looking back at you and running and looking back. I would have been afraid to go near it also. If I had a signal I would have tried to get a ranger or wildlife person out to check out the situation. Did you go look around that area later? I've seen other videos where wildlife seek help from humans. Beautiful area‼ I'm glad u2 didn't run into a bear while running from the moose!!😂 💙🦋💙
Wirling disease affects cattle and deer ... aka mad cows disease ... Sadie behaved so well ... thanks for the vicarious walk ....stay safe and update on the solar panels ... I have been looking at those ....❤
Thanks Carolyn, I always enjoy your videos. I was wondering if the moose was a yearling looking for its mom.. they stay with their mother until they are one. The cow ( mother moose) drives them off when they are about one. Maybe it was trying to adjust..? I know that a full grown cow can be a lot bigger than that one was. Just wondering.. lol Thank you for your hard work and videos. Tell Sadie Thanks too.. ❤
Solar works great for you. We refused solar panels on our manufactured home roof. We watched next door getting them. The guys were really rough, we are betting on leaks. We have no attics, if you punch a hole??? Then get an atmospheric river?? Oooppppsss....When I start RV'ing I will get some..Jeannie and Bety Boop❤❤
Sadie's obedience is impressive. I especially appreciated the gentle, but firm, manner in which you worked with her that enabled her to trust you and build confidence. Good job! And the cute Sadie moment in your intro made my heart smile. You two clearly have a loving bond! Interesting comments about brain worm in the moose. I'd never heard of that before. Good to know!
Hopefully you and Sadie are safe from the brain worm and no tick bites.. People also ask What are the symptoms of brainworm in moose? Brainworm does not affect white-tailed deer. However, in mule deer, moose, elk and caribou, the worm can affect the nervous system of the animal causing weakness, fearlessness, lack of co-ordination of movement, circling, deafness, impaired vision, paralysis and subsequent death of the animal.
Unfortunately I didn't. Since I didn't really know if the behavior was abnormal I didn't. Besides, I'd called the day before about something else... short about that coming soon
Poor baby has brain worms when moose walking in circles it’s a neurological disease. Usually the Ranger needs to be called so I can put it down. We see a few of these in Maine. Very sad.
Something was definitely up with that poor moose. I would have called local park rangers and notified them.
The moose probably has brain worm parasites, which is quite common with them. She may also just be hiding from the bugs. Either way, they are incredibly dangerous animals.
My husband said brain worms also.
@@kellyhazel6010. Oh how sad. Such majestic beasts.
I thought the same.cause of going in circles..
Would it get better? or do they die of this? I was thinking rabies..but that’s just a guess
Maybe alert a park ranger, they usually put the animal down if they can find it
so I yelled to my daughter in the kitchen, "she's gone off trail in the Adirondaks!" Then I realized you posted the video so I knew you were okay.😀
The moose events may be helpful for the local Fish and Game or Park Ranger to be made aware of. She seemed as you said very distressed possibly ill. I dont know if theyll do anything but perhaps they can treat her or put her down so its not spread to other animals.
The whole time you were taking the path through the woods you had me on the edge of my chair I was just picturing the moose being in the woods and you walking upon him or her. You had me so afraid for you girl. Good girl Sadie you listen to your mom. Good to see you haven't been able to watch too many videos . Take care stay safe and God bless you and Sadie
Circling by animals is usually a sign of some sort of neurological issue. Be safe out there. Smart to be aware of such a large animal. I am completely impressed with Sadie’s recall. When that moose came out on the road when you were hiking, I couldn’t have recalled my dog if I had a filet mignon! Lol.
Yeh! That behavior is just like a vid I saw on maybe Nature channel Conservation Officer was called n had to put down They can be aggressive even though sick I would definitely callpark ranger No need for the animal to suffer !
Yes, Post 10 had made the same comment about the Moose up in the Eastern US that some moose have been found to have brain worm and vets can give them medication for it, they mistakenly eat the bug up in the trees, just notify or send your video to the wildlife people that cover the area that you were in. Beautiful forest area.
Yes I was thinking the same notify wildlife management.
This association may already be in your comments but I couldn’t help but think of the similarities between you and author Anne LaBastille “Woodswoman Series” living in the Adirondacks. She always had a German Shepard. Love her books and love watching your adventures. Thanks
Now that was an exciting adventure & hike, glad everyone is safe, Sadie Girl is so well behaved we absolutely love her.
You are lucky. In 63 when my father and I rode our little motorcyclpes to Alaska we didn't see any Moose till we were almost to Fairbanks. We saw tracks around our little pup tent in the morning sometimes. We took the old military road, all grapefruit size gravel. Glad you are safe. AL
I’d hv been panicking if I had to walk thru that thick and not be able to take the same path back. I’d get disorientated.
What a great doggo you have! ♥️🐕🦺
Wow that solar panel sounds awesome. Yes the moose is acting strange
That is a beautiful place, Carolyn . Enjoy be safe
I love your hike through the woods, and your time in the RV, you do have wonderful videos!!! You also have an amazing dog.
Oh the beginning of the video was the best...Sadie girl waking up her mama to go outside💙🐾💙🐾
Strewth! My heart was in my mouth the whole time especially when you took off into the bush……..I had to remind myself you must have been ok or we wouldn’t be seeing this video ha! Stay safe. That was VERY exciting🦋
Glad you enjoyed it!!!
The scenery is breathtaking! And Sadie is such a good girl ❤️
So beautiful, you think you have to see pixies fairies and butterfly’s flitting around this enchanted wood.
Moose be gone… a new spray to test try….😂. I love this series of videos you created. Sadie is so cute and talented. 🎉. I love the forest and scenery of Adirondack outdoors.
I have to agree with you about the trees in NY! My son lives near Rochester, and the trees are just so tall and lush! I fell in love with the western NY landscape. I live in the Upper Cumberland Region in Tennessee, which is covered in hardwood trees, and beautiful. But the trees in NY are breathtaking. They are stately giants.
LOVE THAT NEW SOLAR PANEL TOO..I WANT ONE!
I love it too!
I love the adirondacks. Spent my summers close to there growing up. Being from Canada, I have run into a few moose in the back country. She seemed young and really unwell. Sadie was amazing! So were you.❤
Sadie was amazing. Wonderful training. 😊
So beautiful, AMAZING Glad you and Sadie are so tight and work as a hiking team...I was so IMPRESSED I enjoyed every second of this video!!! Hey from Tucson AZ
That was a very young moose. Guess momma distanced herself? The Adirondacks are really beautiful. Had forgotten how much so. Hugs to you and Sadie.
It's good that you were very cautious.
Yesterday, a lady walking her dog was headbutted and then trampled by a cow moose in Boulder County, Colorado.
My sister came across a young moose near Algonquin park in Deep River, ON Canada that was also acting unusual, it was fearlessly coming way too close. She ended up being ( not by choice ) within 10 feet of it and could see it was covered in deer ticks, it seemed weakened. Later someone from the area told her that when they get that heavily infested with ticks they become anemic, sickly, disoriented, then get lime disease and die. That moose also seemed like a younger moose, a mature cow moose is usually much larger.
Sadie is so well trained! I have to say i was exhausted by your trek through the woods! 😀 I'm glad you were able to avoid that moose!
Wow those trees and greenery is beautiful! Glad to see you are safe and know how to navigate all kinds of wildlife scenarios. Yay.
New York is full of big hardwood trees, hence the beautiful fall colors.
Nature is amazing.
Love the ADKs!
So glad you are enjoying your adventures in MY mountains.
Your videos, even if you’re stressed, I’m not!
Thank you for your practiced, calm demeanor as it calms me so much.! :)
So pretty.We got couple months to retirement.I hope to travel a bit.I am stressing with putting miles on vehicle because replacement is.....not an option at the moment with crazy prices
It is absolutely gorgeous there! Now on my bucket list. I hope the moose will be okay.
I enjoyed our trip to grand canyon. Thanks girl!
My favorite RVer. One with nature love your dog. Thanks for sharing. I hope you never get bored ❤
❤Carolyn, this was an incredible VLOG. Thank you!!! What an adventurous hike. Sadie...what an amazing girl. Your work with her is showing. Big hug!!
Thank you so much!
Sadie is not only very smart, but a beautiful dog who adores you! ❤
Sadie is so special! Beautiful area, thank you for sharing. I’ve never been to NY or near there it’s amazing
You certainly know how to find beautiful quiet places😍Moose is scary tho but feel bad if it’s sick😍🌻🕊
I wish there was a way to help the moose. Poor thing💔 I’m glad you and Sadie are safe. She is such a good girl💕
Hi Carolyn and Sadie, great video the part of you walking through the woods kept me on the edge of my seat. Happy y'all are well. Another hello fron Tucson Az.
Sadie is such a treasure!... so smart and so sweet!😍😍
Thanks for showing us that even an experienced trekker like you can go around in a circle and it's not the end of the world! I will have less to worry about knowing that going in a circle can turn out just fine. I don't see the link for the flexible solar panel tho. What app are you using to track your walk? It looks like what I need to be able to conquer my fear of getting lost. Thanks again for your awesome videos. Good girl Sadie!
Thanks!
thank you for the tip Elaine. I appreciate it!
Love you Carolyn and love your content. Followed you since day one ❤🎉
You're the best!
Scenery is beautiful ❤️😊 You're so brave walking through the woods,stay safe ❤️😊Sadie is awesome ❤😊
A moose can total a car - overwhelmingly massive. Had one visit around here recently - suburban CT. State police closed area roads until the moose was ‘escorted’ back to the woods.
That is what I call a good moose encounter. Nobody got hurt. Sadie is very good about listening to you. Thanks for the video.
Sadie is such a great companion and so pretty
Carolyn, I just bought a different camper and I am going to look into the Bouge solar panel. Thanks for the info!
Good choice!
Well I am just exhausted from your adventure! Whew but what incredibly beautiful country. Great pup!
You are way braver than me! I’m so impressed by Sadie’s training. Thanks for the amazing vlog!
Thank you so much!!
Good dog, Sadie!
I saw moose in Alaska but not close up, they are big! Be safe you two! You are in a beautiful area, so green, enjoy!
Sadie is such a good girl.She probably wants to play with the moose. You always pick the most interesting places to camp. Also, your videos are full of useful information. I am 57 and single. Right now, I am searching for the right RV for me. I hope to meet you soon so I can thank you for keeping me motivated. ❤😊
70 here and I am planning on it too! Hope everything goes well for you! Maybe we will see each other down the road! Sadie is a beautiful girl! I’m sure she’s a great companion. Love the view there!
Moose looks like a calf separated from mom, maybe she is weaning it and it’s not used to being alone
I'm imagine that Washington and (NY) Adirondacks have a very similar eco system, moist forest. I was supposed to go camping this summer up there for a week unfortunately there was a family illness so I had to cancel maybe next summer.
Thank you for sharing this! ❤
The moose could have been frantically looking for her calf if they got separated, it died or a predator got it. She would be distraught & searching for days. Another possibility, though rare is rabies. Any animal that gets rabies circles, is disoriented, isn't afraid of people & have seizures. I've seen a deer with rabies. They usually (not never) don't go after people except in their disorientation. Could possibly be some other health problem too. I'm glad everyone gave her a wide berth. You trained Sadie very well!❤️
Looked like the moose was trying to say follow me, maybe a hurt baby orcsuch.
You are braver than me, I'm a weeny when it comes to walking in the woods especially with wild animals. You and Sadie are brave and Sadie is an absolute smart and beautiful dog. You taught her well 👍😊 ♥
Thank you!
The more you do, the less you fear!
Enjoying your Adirondack adventure. I live at the southern end of the Adirondacks just south of Lake George...we do have beautiful country here...😊😊
The Helldiver Pond trail reminds me of Germany (except for the moose bit) lol and the Smokies in Appalachia where I spent some of my childhood. Forests are my happy place.
I was thinking the Cow moose was distressed going in circles because her Calf is in trouble close by. She was staying close to her baby. But I also hope that there’s not a calf that’s been hurt out there. I live in Wyoming, and I see Moose every time I go hiking. So far, every moose has been like a gentle giant. They know you are there, as they continue to forage. For the most part, they are not aggressive at all. Even the Cows with their Calf will just walk further into the forest.
Thank you, Carolyn and Sadie. ❤
My inspiration ✌️💖❤️
That would have actually made me nervous. I likely would have thought the worst. You know what I mean. I even looked it up while watching this and there was just one in June 2023 in Canada.
Bullwinkle looking for Rocky! It's the time of year where they are foraging to pack on winter weight. Bugs are bad too - let a Ranger know about the Moose.
Sadie is pure awesome...be safe.. there's alot, alot of encounters over that way... just a heads up.. you know what I mean...😊❤beautiful scenery for sure... onwards...😊
Hitting a Deer with a car is nothing compared to Hitting a Moose with a car, the only exception is that the Deer ends up on the side of the road and the Moose ends up in your lap through the windshield, LOL
I was chased by a huge male moose in the Grand Tetons. He ran like a freight train and I was able to jump in my car just in time.
WOW😮
This is beautiful! So mossy and bright green. Pretty forest.
Beautiful animal and woods good video thankyou 🙂 tricia uk
Another Great video. Thank you
I think the moose was trying to get your attention to help her. Maybe her baby was stuck somewhere near. The moose kept looking back at you and running and looking back. I would have been afraid to go near it also. If I had a signal I would have tried to get a ranger or wildlife person out to check out the situation. Did you go look around that area later? I've seen other videos where wildlife seek help from humans. Beautiful area‼ I'm glad u2 didn't run into a bear while running from the moose!!😂 💙🦋💙
I live in Maine and moose are common here. That one was a baby. Maybe it lost it's mother or it's mom was injured or poached.
Thank you for teaching.
Relaxing walk, even with the moose. Great video as usual, and good advice for people who are around wild animals 🙂Thank you for your videos, Carolyn.
Wirling disease affects cattle and deer ... aka mad cows disease ... Sadie behaved so well ... thanks for the vicarious walk ....stay safe and update on the solar panels ... I have been looking at those ....❤
You must have an excellent sense of direction to walk through that forest without a well defined trail!
24:50 Moseying around or mooseying around? 😉🙂
That flexible solar panel looks great!
Lmao!! Good one!
Well done!you trained Sadie well!
Thanks Carolyn, I always enjoy your videos. I was wondering if the moose was a yearling looking for its mom.. they stay with their mother until they are one. The cow ( mother moose) drives them off when they are about one. Maybe it was trying to adjust..? I know that a full grown cow can be a lot bigger than that one was. Just wondering.. lol Thank you for your hard work and videos. Tell Sadie Thanks too.. ❤
Moose has Encephalitis , maybe. Our white tail deer get encephalitis and walk in circles in Missouri
Not much sun in the Northeast. Chasing the sun for sure.
We love Sadie....so smart..And loving
Solar works great for you. We refused solar panels on our manufactured home roof. We watched next door getting them. The guys were really rough, we are betting on leaks. We have no attics, if you punch a hole??? Then get an atmospheric river?? Oooppppsss....When I start RV'ing I will get some..Jeannie and Bety Boop❤❤
Lucky me too...spent my childhood vacations in ADK,s and Catskills
😮 lovely place I would be scared so glad you all good 😊
Sadie's obedience is impressive. I especially appreciated the gentle, but firm, manner in which you worked with her that enabled her to trust you and build confidence. Good job! And the cute Sadie moment in your intro made my heart smile. You two clearly have a loving bond!
Interesting comments about brain worm in the moose. I'd never heard of that before. Good to know!
Hopefully you and Sadie are safe from the brain worm and no tick bites..
People also ask
What are the symptoms of brainworm in moose?
Brainworm does not affect white-tailed deer. However, in mule deer, moose, elk and caribou, the worm can affect the nervous system of the animal causing weakness, fearlessness, lack of co-ordination of movement, circling, deafness, impaired vision, paralysis and subsequent death of the animal.
So sad!
Wow! Carolyn such a brave lady you walking through them woods,that moose looks pretty skinny,and Sadie such a good girl take care great video.
Thnx much for solar panel info.....might have to check it out
Any time!
I can’t believe Sadie didn’t bark! Wow!! You have really have her trained well!! Great job!
Oh I was looking for this on Saturday. Sorry I got confused.
Good girl Sadie and your a wonderful trainer Carol. I was wondering if you contacted the DNR to let them know? Blessings!
Unfortunately I didn't. Since I didn't really know if the behavior was abnormal I didn't. Besides, I'd called the day before about something else... short about that coming soon
I felt sad for the moose, hope that it will be okay. Beautiful place to camp, thanks for sharing.
She is acting like she has a calf nearby. Something sure has her stressed. Good girl, Sadie! Stay safe!
Beautiful country! Now that was a hike with a bit of adrenaline 😅
Poor baby has brain worms when moose walking in circles it’s a neurological disease. Usually the Ranger needs to be called so I can put it down. We see a few of these in Maine. Very sad.
Now that's a hike Carolyn!❤
Poor animal hope it gets some help and glad U both were safe!
Love ❤️ to see the moose ❤❤❤