The Specter Moose of Maine

The specter moose.
Often considered as a 'bad omen'.

Now available as a 12" x 18" print - signed in silver and delivered to your door in a protective black tube.

This image is also featured on the cover of David Weatherly's book: 'Monsters of the Pine Tree State: Cryptids & Legends of Maine' With a foreword by Loren Coleman.

Be sure to check out the other prints in the store for more monsters!

More about the moose...
First seen in 1891, near Lobster lake, in the state of Maine by a hunting guide. Seen twice again shortly after.... Once in which the animal had been shot at by a hunter who fired at it. The slugs reportedly had no effect and bounced off, resulting in the Specter Moose charging him.
The following year, a sportsman named Howard Van Ness, from New York, was out hunting when he claims he shot the moose. He described it as weighing a ton, being as tall as a camel, with magnificent antlers.
The moose had yet again not been affected by the gunshots and charged at Van Ness!

The beast appeared again in 1885, sighted by a taxidermist. The moose was seen yet again in 1899, where a man by the name of Gilman Brown saw the legendary creature; and counted 22 points on each antler!
(A regular moose only has between eight and twelve points on it's antlers).