#Manitoba Moose

[saidtheskinhorse]

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[stereax]

so the canes lost their echl affiliates too LMFAOOOO

[the chicago wolves recently went independent 'cause they were sick of the canes' bullshit, fyi]

[pokemonwearingsportsmerch]

[perfettuccine]

jets 7-0 win and moose 7-4 win ?!?! awesome day

[hughschiers]

MY SON LOOKS SO GOOD AFTER HIS FIRST AHL WIN

[goalhofer]

2024 Manitoba Moose Playoff Stat Leaders

Games played: Dawson Barteaux, Kyle Capobianco, Nikita Chibrikov, Parker Ford, Ville Heinola, Axel Jonsson-Fjällby, Brad Lambert, Simon Lundmark, Jeff Malott, Thomas Milic, Henri Nikkanen, Kristian Reichel, Ashton Sautner, C.J. Suess, Dominic Toninato, Daniel Torgersson & Jeff Truchon-Viel (2) Goals: Nikita Chibrikov, Parker Ford & Daniel Torgersson (1) Assists: Kyle Capobianco & Ville Heinola (2) Points: Kyle Capobianco & Ville Heinola (2) +/-: Parker Ford, Kristian Reichel & Jeff Truchon-Viel (+1) PIM: Jeff Truchon-Viel (6) Wins: Thomas Milic (0) Fewest losses: Thomas Milic (2) Fewest goals allowed: Thomas Milic (7) Saves: Thomas Milic (50) Shutouts: Thomas Milic (0)

[designstack]

Dripping moose. Drawing.

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[suzufield]

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[someonesawsomething]

The Unexplained Disappearance Of Reuben Matthew Buck

The Unexplained Disappearance Of Reuben Matthew Buck Reuben has not been since seen since June 2, 1978. #unforgotten #unsolved #coldcase #missing #sharethispost #truecrime #indigenous #mmiwm

Reuben Matthew Buck Case Reference: 2014002353 Missing Since: June 2, 1978 Missing From: Moose Lake , Manitoba, Canada Date of Birth: September 11, 1957 Age at Disappearance: 20 years Gender: Male Ethnicity: Indigenous Eye Color: Brown Hair: Black , Long Height: 170 cm / 5ft 7in Weight: 68 kgs / 150 lbs A Little Bit About Reuben’s Case: On June 2nd, 1978 two men found a racing canoe and reported…

[pacific-coast-hockey]

some belated leon gawanke backstory:

he’s one of the players who left germany to play junior hockey in north america - which ultimately led to him being drafted by the jets. he stayed in the qmjhl until 2019/20 when he signed with the manitoba moose and pretty much tried for years to get to the nhl, which ultimately didn’t happen with the jets. this off-season he announced he’d be joining the adler mannheim in the del, but when the jets traded his rights to the sharks, he pulled a special clause to sign a two-way contract with them. as far as i’m aware he’ll play in mannheim next season unless he ends up on the sharks roster somehow.

overall, leon is very adorable! someone on the moose (can’t remember who it was) said that he’s very relaxed and calm, and when he first needed time to understand what it means to play pro hockey, and that you don’t make the nhl if you’re an average ahl player, but he’s been working on himself and improving a lot since then. he put up a new franchise record for goals scored from the blue line in manitoba, too.

i don’t have much else on him that’s not just uh, me gushing over how awkward he looks in pictures and his crooked smile i want to preserve in a snow globe and how he looks up to nico sturm and the jets did him really dirty and that he hugged his goalie at worlds like he wanted to squeeze the life out of him—

Oh I'm hollering at this, it's all so good.....I've appreciated his work ethic on the Cuda for sure and if he's struggling at all I really think it is because we have 500 defensemen and so many people aren't getting consistent playing time. Maybe now that we just sent half the dcorps to Wichita though he'll be able to solidify his place! I've been meaning to listen his Locked on Sharks episode for a while and keep forgetting, maybe I'll do that today while I'm doing horrible tasks. Thank you for this info!!

Also inquiring minds want to know about the Nico Sturm connection....if you feel inclined to explain the lore...

[perfettuccine]

missing todays Jets game because I am seeing the Moose. love you Jets but where is your autism acceptance game!!

[hughschiers]

MY SON

[goalhofer]

2023-24 Manitoba Moose Regular Season Stat Leaders

Games played: Parker Ford (72) Goals: Kristian Reichel (23) Assists: Kyle Capobianco (42)(7th in league) Points: Brad Lambert (55) +/-: Kyle Capobianco (+29)(7th in league) PIM: Jeff Truchon-Viel (142)(7th in league) Wins: Thomas Milic (19) Fewest losses: Oskari Salminen (7) Fewest goals allowed: Oskari Salminen (42) Saves: Thomas Milic (755) Shutouts: Thomas Milic (1)

[eusuntgratie]

MORE ABOUT HUNTING GUIDE AU (you must realize I'm always going to ask about this one 😘)

And also tzp watches the m&g trailer please and thank you 🙏💚

i gave pretty much all i've got for tzp watches the m&g trailer here

hunting guide au is a tknp fic inspired by my husband and daughter and encouraged into wip-status by you and @puckingfabulous <3

lots of snippets in my #hunting guide au tag

tk is a dad who promised his young daughter he'd take her on a big hunting trip. pat is the first guide tk finds who is actually enthusiastic about working with a young girl. tk's fucked from the jump because pat is pretty and sweet to his girl. pat's toast for tk's rough charm, his arms, and the fact that he's an incredible dad.

Here's Pat's first email to TK:

Absolutely. I’ve taken kids as young as four or five, but we don’t get many girls that’s awesome. What are you thinking? Whitetail? Moose? Bear? Do you have any interest in birds? I’ve done the most whitetail hunts with young kids but it really depends on their interest and level of experience.

I've spent a fair amount of time looking at Manitoba's fish and wildlife regs for this one :)

ask me anything: wip edition (or about anything that's fine too)

[heyiwrotesomethings]

Hi everybody! I’m mostly settled in back home and I’m feeling a lot more energized and ready to finish up those last few requests so I can go into September with a clean slate. Thank you all for your patience, it feels good to be back :D

Under the cut are some pictures from my trip for those who may be interested to see what I was up to.

Starting off strong with a black bear we saw on the side of the road! We saw 5 total I think. All while driving, which was be a theme for most of the animals we hoped to see on our trip. One of the scariest moments was when one bounded into the road in front of us. A very close call, but nobody (person or animal) was hurt. (Riding Mountain NP, Manitoba, Canada)

This elk silently strode right into our campsite one morning. I looked up and I had a heart attack because he emerged from the bushes like a reverse Homer Simpson. He was very chill though, went to go eat leaves in the little island surrounded by campsites. He came back the next morning too. You really don’t think about how big an elk is until the only thing separating you is a picnic table. (Prince Albert NP, Saskatchewan, Canada)

Bison, also seen on the side of the road while driving by. This was also the same place where I saw the beavers and because of that I think that’s why this place is ultimately my favorite from the whole trip. I’ve only seen one wild beaver in my life before I came here so getting to see a bunch chew and swim around made me very happy. Also, you could not pay me to get into the water there. Never mind the fact that they had a blue-green algae bloom, but they also had leeches that you could see swimming around just by looking in from the dock. Icky, but fun to watch. (Elk Island NP, Alberta, Canada)

Moose, also brought to you by simply driving down the road. Which is funny because we went on a trail that pretty much guaranteed you to see moose and we didn’t see a single one. But this one was just hanging out on the side of the road maybe 40/50km away from the critically acclaimed moose spot. She was the only moose we saw, and some people were disappointed to have not seen one with antlers, but I say better one than none. (Jasper NP, Alberta, Canada)

Jasper probably had the most cool views. Love me a mountain with a big ol’ glacier on it. There was a nice, cool wind that blew through this area almost constantly. (Jasper NP, Alberta, Canada)

Another elk, but this one was too cool not to share in my opinion. Another from the car shot as we left Jasper. He’s running with the mountains in the background and he’s got the biggest antlers I’ve ever seen. Super neat. (Jasper NP, Alberta, Canada)

Here’s a nice little artsy photo I took. We saw a lot of these purple flowers around and I think they’re really pretty, especially paired with the beautiful glacial waters and rugged mountains. Wish I could see views like this all the time. (Yoho NP, British Colombia, Canada)

I know this probably doesn’t look like much, but I think it’s so neat to look at. It’s a mountain that still has snow (maybe a very small glacier idk) on it but also has a little dune that looks like it belongs in the desert and a refreshing little stream curving around the rock. I took this photo while on a 10 mile (~16km) hike too much elevation gain and the down didn’t feel much better, but on those rare stretches of flat ground I felt like Rock Lee when he took off his ankle weights. Also, 10 mile hike up a mountain, barely any people around, you think we saw any animals? No. No we did not. (Yoho NP, British Colombia, Canada)

I think these birds are called Clark’s Nutcrackers if my quick googling is to be trusted. I thought they were really cute, but also kind of vicious. I saw one dive bomb a woman and steal a good chunk of her wrap/burrito. (Banff NP, Lake Louise, Alberta Canada)

A whole herd of big horn sheep seen while waking around the campground. Some of them looked really menacing. Really big horns and super buff. If one wanted to mess you up, it definitely could. Still really neat to see from a distance! We also checked out the hot spring nearby. Too hot for me, so I spent most of my time in the little cool pool, a refreshing 55F (~13C). (Kootenay NP, British Colombia, Canada)