WRANGLING A WRAPPED UP MOOSE? IT'S ALL IN A DAY'S WORK When a bull moose was reported in a Kenai Peninsula lake trailing long lengths of cable around its antlers and neck, Alaska Department of Fish and Game Wildlife Technician Larry Lewis responded quickly. He knew that if the cable became snagged, the moose could be immobilized or strangle to death. Because the animal was swimming, a tranquilizer dart was out of the question. So Lewis recruited two civilians with a rowboat to assist in catching