Masses of moose are making their way down from the mountains, giving Utah biologists a busy start to 2022.
SALT LAKE CITY —
"Typically, just because there’s so much snow in the mountains, that isn’t their normal summer feeding habitat, so they’re trying to migrate down looking for food," Jolley said. As moose and other animal sightings come in, UDOT and the DWR track them to pinpoint where they're coming through.
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