Moose count down; population remains relatively stable
This year’s population estimate of 3,290 moose marks a decade of Minnesota’s moose population remaining relatively stable. After a decline from a population estimate of approximately 8,000 in 2009, Minnesota’s moose population appears to have stabilized at about 3,700 animals in recent years.

Moose count drops
This year’s population estimate of 3,290 moose marks a decade of Minnesota’s moose population remaining relatively stable.
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Moose study findings
DNR's multi-faceted studies provided important information to help DNR make ongoing management decisions.
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Managing Minnesota moose
The moose management plan outlines how DNR will approach management of the state's declining moose population.
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