NPSpecies

See Keinath 2005, Supplementary mammal inventory of Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area.; Data Source: Doug Keinath - Lead Zoologist - Wyoming Natural Diversity Database

Moose did not likely occur in Wyoming until CA 1870 (among others, see Dorn 1986). Furthermore, they were deliberately introduced to the Bighorn Mountains by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department in the 1940s. Thus, any moose ranging through BICA should be considered non-native.; Data Source: Doug Keinath - Lead Zoologist - Wyoming Natural Diversity Database Legacy NPSpecies information may no longer be applicable, please remove if it is not applicable. In legacy NPSpecies Cultivation value was Persistent with comment: Data Source: Doug Keinath - Lead Zoologist - Wyoming Natural Diversity Database

There is minimal suitable habitat in BICA. For such a large, charismatic animal, there have been very few sightings over the last decade. See Keinath 2005, Supplementary mammal inventory of Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area.; Data Source: Doug Keinath - Lead Zoologist - Wyoming Natural Diversity Database