A bull moose was evicted from the town of Pinedale Monday after it exhibited aggressive behavior and charged at passers-by. Sheriff’s deputies and Wyoming Game and Fish personnel responded to Boyd Skinner Park and removed the animal. This time of year, animals are right at the peak of mating season and bulls can be aggressive at times. While nobody was injured, this serves as a good reminder to give wildlife extra space to avoid conflicts. Due to its aggressive behavior, the moose was tranquilized and moved out of town by Game and Fish Wardens.
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