Honor personal boundaries with wildlife. This juvenile moose was grazing along the Peak to Peak Highway in Mid-Gilpin County last Thursday, causing multiple motorists to pull off the road to watch it
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Honor personal boundaries with wildlife. This juvenile moose was grazing along the Peak to Peak Highway in Mid-Gilpin County last Thursday, causing multiple motorists to pull off the road to watch it eat. One particular motorist got dangerously close, even turning her back to it from close proximity. Please remember to stay at a respectful distance when viewing wildlife so they do not experience stress, which may cause them to attack.
