The folks over in Talkeetna, Alaska

The folks over in Talkeetna, Alaska, get up to moose related mischief every year during their Moose Dropping Festival. The festival is traced back to 1972 when a few of the local lads were
living it up in the local saloon and thinking of ways to attract tourists to Talkeetna. Being inspired by other animal themed festivals in the States, they turned their attention to the moose – or more specifically, its poop. First they hit the forests to collect moose droppings. Then they baked them in the oven and sprayed them in varnish. The first game they created was a moose “nugget” tossing contest which involved tossing the varnished moose droppings onto a board with numbers. At the end of the game, the numbers were tallied up and the person with the highest number was awarded a prize.

Activities evolved to suspending numbered moose nuggets from a balloon and dropping them into a parking lot as a raffle. The nugget that landed closest to the centre of the target won a prize. There was also a competition for mothers, which involved women running with a “baby” on their backs across logs, carrying buckets of water, shooting a moose shaped balloon and catching a fish.

While the Moose Dropping Festival used to be held over two days in the summer, the folks in Talkeetna have decided to stretch things out and now hold a series of activities through June, July and August. What can you expect this summer?

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The folks over in Talkeetna, Alaska, get up to moose related mischief every year during their Moose Dropping Festival. Back to the Festival is traced 1,972 when a few of the local lads were
Living it up in the local Saloon and thinking of Ways to Attract Guest to Talkeetna. Being inspired by other animal themed festivals in the States, they turned their attention to the moose - or more specifically, its poop. First they hit the forests to collect moose droppings. Then they baked them in the oven and sprayed them in varnish. The first game they created was a moose "nugget" tossing contest which involved tossing the varnished moose droppings onto a board with numbers. At the End of the Game, the Numbers were tallied up and the person with the highest Number was awarded a Prize. Activities Evolved to suspending numbered Moose nuggets and dropping them from a Balloon Into a parking Lot as a raffle. The nugget that landed closest to the centre of the target won a prize. There was also a Competition for mothers, which involved Women running with a "Baby" on their Backs Across logs, carrying Buckets of Water, shooting a Moose shaped Balloon and Catching a Fish. While the Moose Dropping Festival used to be held over Two days. in the summer, the folks in Talkeetna have decided to stretch things out and now hold a series of activities through June, July and August. What can you expect this summer?

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The folks over, in Talkeetna Alaska get up, to moose related mischief every year during their Moose Dropping, Festival. The Festival is traced back to 1972 when a few of the local lads were
living it up in the local saloon and thinking of. Ways to attract tourists to Talkeetna. Being inspired by other animal themed festivals in, the StatesThey turned their attention to the moose – or more specifically, its poop in can First they hit the forests to collect moose EOS Droppings. Then they baked them in the oven and sprayed them in varnish. The first game they created was a moose “ nugget ” EOS Tossing contest which involved tossing the varnished moose droppings onto a board with numbers. At the end of, the gameThe numbers were tallied up and the person with the highest number was awarded a prize.

Activities evolved to suspending. Numbered moose nuggets from a balloon and dropping them into a parking lot as a raffle. The nugget that landed closest to. The centre of the target won a prize. There was also a competition, for mothers which involved women running with a "baby." On their backs, across logsCarrying buckets of water shooting a, moose shaped balloon and catching a fish.

While the Moose Dropping Festival used. To be held over two days in, the summer the folks in Talkeetna have decided to stretch things out and now hold a series. Of activities through June July and, August. What can you expect this summer?