Courtesy: WCAX Vermont

Last year in a remote corner of Vermont, David Lawrence, a self-proclaimed mountain man, helped rescue an orphaned baby moose.  He named the moose Pete.  Little did he know that Pete would end up sparking a fierce debate, one that ignited the whole state of Vermont – from hunters to legislators to regular people who’d fallen for the gentle moose.  State of the Re: Union production intern Nick Gunner tells this story of what we risk, lose and win when we decide to love wild animals.

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Tags: nick gunner, pete the moose, sotru, State of the Re:Union, vermont moose

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