Moose are attracted to the vigorously growing hardwood underbrush that follows natural blowdowns and logging operations, including clear-cuts. People who favor massive clear-cutting often claim that moose thrive in clear-cuts. But what they usually don't mention is that in some clear-cuts they get rid of the moose browse that would normally grow there. They use helicopters to spray herbicides that kill the regenerating young hardwood trees to culture unpalatable and sterile pine and spruce plantations.

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