Moose on the loose in St. John's backyard sedated and moved

Media | Moose on the loose

Caption: Two young moose running around King's Bridge Road in St. John's were relocated by Conservation Officers Friday.

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The backyard of an older home in one of St. John's historic neighbourhoods looked like a wildlife preserve Friday after two young moose wandered onto the property.
The animals were spotted in a fenced yard on King's Bridge Road and provincial conservation officers were on the scene around 8 a.m.

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The moose, thought to be yearlings, were tranquilized and hoisted into pickup trucks for transfer to a less urban environment.
The Department of Fisheries and Land Resources told CBC they were taken to a wooded area outside the city.

Image | Moose on King's Bridge Road

Caption: It took several conservation officers to load the young moose onto pickups so they could be moved to a safer area. (Eddy Kennedy/CBC)