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Moose spotted in Twin Falls; public urged to give animal space
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Moose spotted in Twin Falls; public urged to give animal space

  • October 10, 2026

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Two people spotted a moose near Kimberly Road & Hankins Road Friday morning.

Idaho Fish and Game is monitoring the animal’s movement and said it will provide updates if additional information emerges or if the moose poses a risk to public safety.

People hiking or recreating in areas where moose are present should give the animals plenty of space and make a lot of noise to avoid surprising them, officials said.

If you encounter a moose, watch for signs it may be agitated or defensive. Those signs can include flared nostrils, pinned-back ears, stomping and raised hair along the neck.

If a moose charges, officials say the priority is to put a barrier between yourself and the animal, such as a large tree or vehicle.

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