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I still can't believe it! You see all sorts of crazy stuff in RDR2, but a bull moose *on a train*? That was some seriously stupid luck to catch that moment on camera. I thought I'd seen it all, from flying wagons to invisible enemies, but this definitely takes the cake for unexpected animal encounters. It's not every day you see a freeloading moose chilling on the rails! Sometimes these glitches are just pure gold and add so much character to an already amazing game. You're minding your own business, maybe heading to a hunting spot, and then BAM – an animal decides it's a first-class passenger. It makes you wonder what other antics these creatures get up to when we're not looking! This particular moose seemed perfectly content, almost like he owned the place, riding along like any other passenger. Speaking of moose, if you're like me, you've probably spent hours searching for that elusive RDR2 bull moose in the wild. They're magnificent creatures, especially the legendary ones, and finding a perfect pelt can be a real challenge. While my recent encounter was purely accidental and hilarious, for those actively hunting, spotting a bull moose takes patience and a bit of know-how. From my experience, the best places to spot them are usually around Cattail Pond, near Lake Isabella, or up in the northern parts of Grizzlies East. I've had some good luck finding them during misty mornings or right after a snowfall – they seem to stand out more against the white. They're often solitary, so keep your eyes peeled for those distinctive antlers and their imposing size. Roanoke Ridge in the east is another prime location, especially around the Brandywine Drop area. When you finally locate one, remember stealth is key. Approach slowly, use your binoculars to study it for a perfect pelt quality, and then use a long-range rifle with express ammo for a clean kill. Don't rush it, or you'll spook it, and these massive animals can be surprisingly fast. But if you're not hunting, just observe! Some of my favorite RDR2 moments are just watching the wildlife, even if they're acting like train conductors sometimes! Whether it's a hunting trophy or a viral video moment, the bull moose in RDR2 always delivers an unforgettable experience. So next time you're riding the rails or trekking through the wilderness, keep an eye out. You never know when you might stumble upon your own moose on a train moment, or finally track down that prized bull moose. What's your funniest RDR2 animal encounter?