Photos: Bull moose are in their prime and ready for the rut in Kincaid Park

Updated: October 11, 2018 Published: October 11, 2018

A bull moose trailed a cow and her calf through Kincaid Park in West Anchorage.

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A bull moose crosses Raspberry Road in Kincaid Park as a driver photographs it in Anchorage on Wednesday, Oct 10, 2018. (Bob Hallinen / ADN)

With the rut in full swing, bulls are staking out prospective mates and fighting off rivals. This time of year, bulls can be more aggressive than in the summer.

While the trio was bedded down, another cow moose wandered through, and a third cow and her calf also browsed the area.

Bob Hallinen

Bob Hallinen has been a photojournalist in Alaska since the 1980s and has traveled extensively all over the state. He retired from the ADN in November 2018 after 33 years at the newspaper.

Photos: Bull moose are in their prime and ready for the rut in Kincaid Park

Bob Hallinen

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