Welcome To The New Hampshire  Locked Moose Antler Project, Inc.

 

 

 

These pages are dedicated to the NH Locked Moose Antler Project Inc.   An effort in which the NH Conservation Officer's Relief Association, along with the  NH Fish & Game, sponsors, donors and contributors have helped make a seemingly impossible   project come to life! Special recognition to First Colebrook Bank for their generous support.    We will keep you updated on the whereabouts of the exhibit.   Check back regularly for new pictures and information.    Enjoy your visit!

 

 

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Left: Although the above photograph above is not very appealing, the project was documented and photographed from the very beginning. The above picture shows exactly how the moose were found after the battle in which their antlers became locked and ultimately took their lives. The moose were found in Springfield, NH by Ray Deragon of New London, NH in October of 2003.    Right: These are the entangled antlers of two bull moose who indeed fought to the finish. One rack has a 53" spread, while the other has an impressive 61" spread. These antlers and skulls were the center of a large scale 2 year project which is now a traveling exhibit of two life-size, full-body, museum quality taxidermy mounts depicting both moose as they likely appeared engaged in their final battle.

 

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The finished product! A far cry from where it all began in the pictures above. A lot of hard work and determination made it  possible. Left to Right are, Lisa Bell, Ray Deragon, Lt. John Wimsatt and Taxidermist Mark Dufresne. While there were dozens of volunteers that made this exhibit possible, this four person team made this extraordinary endeavor a reality. Please be sure to view the many pictures of the entire project, from beginning to completion, by clicking through the menu to the left.

 

 

Find out how it all came about within this web site. 

Take a tour through the site, look through the picture pages  

and see just how the entire project came to life! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pictures From A Recent Show!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Special Olympics of NH - State Summer Games - UNH, Durham - June 14, 2008  Anthony Boardman is a Junior at Newport High School and is in the photo with his parents

 

 

 

 

 

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The Northcountry News is providing the information concerning "Forever Locked" in cooperation with the   NH Locked Moose Antler Project, Inc. (non-profit owner of the exhibit) Permission to use any of the information within   these pages or questions regarding this project should be directed to: nhlockedmoose@yahoo.com or   NHLMAP, Inc., PO Box 236, Northwood NH 03261 or you may call 603-763-4540 for more information.

 

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