An antler spread of over two 6 feet has been recorded.
Most moose have a brownish coloration.
The antler growth and breeding and birthings seasons of a moose are similar to those of the white-tailed deer. The calves are reddish brown in color and unspotted. Moose are primarily browsers, but in the fall, they begin feeding on the bark of some hardwoods. Moose, like deer, lack upper incisors and strip off bark with an upward movement of their lower incisors. Trees whose bark has served as food for moose can be readily identified by the markings.