The Kancamagus Highway and northern -most sections of the White Mountain National Forest are well known for numerous moose sightings, though moose can be found throughout the forest. Although the opportunity to view a moose along the highway is exciting please use extreme caution when pulling off, taking care not to startle either the moose or other drivers. Be aware that this dark-colored animal does not show up well at night.
Most sightings occur at dusk or dawn.
Though usually solitary, travelling singly or in small family units of a cow and a calf, several may gather to feed near lakes or streams. Breeding, or rutting season lasts from mid-September through October. Calves are born In May or June, and remain with their mother until next year s birthing. Twins are the norm for healthy adult cows. In the wild.