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Known as elk in Europe, moose are the largest of all the deer family. These large animals have elaborate forking antlers and long dark brown hair. They live in northern forests where alder, aspen, and willows abound.
Moose are particularly well adapted to cold weather and prefer to live where summer temperatures don't get any hotter than sixty degrees. They eat newly grown leaves, as well as the tips of twigs. Their twelve sets of broad teeth at the rear of the mouth, six pairs of molars and six pairs of premolars, help them grind up even the toughest woody plants.
Their rutting (or breeding) season lasts from early September to late October. Each year during the rut they lose their antlers; they then re-grow another set during the winter that follows. Most of the year, moose stay away from people, but during rutting season they've been known to charge people, cars, and even houses!
- Fun Fact : Moose's antlers fully grow within three to five months, making them one of the fastest grow This part is cataloged in the U.S. Government catalog under NSN 1560-00-024-4046, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| width | 12.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| length | 3.000 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| material | ALUMINUM ALLOY |
| thickness | 0.030 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| inscription | DAVEY LOCATION NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED |
| thread_length | 3.000 INCHES MINIMUM IN |
| flute_quantity | 6 |
| overall_length | 5.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| shank_diameter | 1.198 INCHES MINIMUM IN |
| style_designator | STRAIGHT FLUTE |
| thread_direction | RIGHT-HAND |
| thread_structure | REGULAR |
| NSN | 1560-00-024-4046 |
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