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Moose Interrupts A Youth Soccer Game

A youth soccer game in Wyoming was interrupted when a bull moose ran onto the field, sending the players and spectators fleeing.

The mother of a boy playing on an adjacent field captured two short videos of the moose as it ran onto the soccer field, sending the 6 and 7 year old players running for safety.

She described the animal as a “rather large bull moose”.

She said the moose appeared more confused than aggressive.

A second video shows a man on an e-bike herding the moose away from the field.

The moose eventually left the area and no one was hurt during the brief encounter.

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