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Is it a Caribou? No, it's Tony Bubenik, a 62-year-old Czech professor who makes his living by pretending he's a caribou, a moose or a deer. He has been shot at by a hunter, charged by a bull moose and flirted with by cow moose.
Is it a Caribou? No, it's Tony Bubenik, a 62-year-old Czech professor who makes his living by pretending he's a caribou, a moose or a deer. He has been shot at by a hunter, charged by a bull moose and flirted with by cow moose.

Is it a Caribou? No, it's Tony Bubenik, a 62-year-old Czech professor who makes his living by pretending he's a caribou, a moose or a deer. He has been shot at by a hunter, charged by a bull moose and flirted with by cow moose.

Date3/20/1975
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0125660F
Moose Deer of North America (Québec?)
Moose Deer of North America (Québec?)
1807
Jack Miner in his tent in land of moose writing the article deer and wolves, right where the wolves exist
Jack Miner in his tent in land of moose writing the article deer and wolves, right where the wolves exist
1/25/1929
Trail riders seen by train passengers who may also spot deer, moose, grizzly bears and bighorn sheep
Trail riders seen by train passengers who may also spot deer, moose, grizzly bears and bighorn sheep
7/24/1986
Unexpected guests at the Rotary club luncheon in the Royal York hotel today were Joe Laflamme of Gogama, right, and his two-year-old moose. Dr. J. A. Campbell, of the Toronto zoo, steadies the animal as Johnny Ferguson perches on its back
Unexpected guests at the Rotary club luncheon in the Royal York hotel today were Joe Laflamme of Gogama, right, and his two-year-old moose. Dr. J. A. Campbell, of the Toronto zoo, steadies the animal as Johnny Ferguson perches on its back
1/24/1947
A quilt for a subway. Believed by its creator to be largest ship in North America, this 30-by-7-foot work, called Barren Ground Caribou, will be hung (...)
A quilt for a subway. Believed by its creator to be largest ship in North America, this 30-by-7-foot work, called Barren Ground Caribou, will be hung (...)
10/19/1977
The young moose hunters : a backwoods-boy's story
The young moose hunters : a backwoods-boy's story
1882?
The animals meet the animals, Quesar the moose arrives at Ontario Place yesterday as workers take it to its grazing site at a wilderness lake. And a merry group of costumed characters follow
The animals meet the animals, Quesar the moose arrives at Ontario Place yesterday as workers take it to its grazing site at a wilderness lake. And a merry group of costumed characters follow
6/26/1985
Calling all moose: Believe it or not, real moose think this man is one of them - at least, when they hear him calling
Calling all moose: Believe it or not, real moose think this man is one of them - at least, when they hear him calling
6/2/1986
Meet the Millionaire Moose, Fred Mason, an Ottawa resident and member of the Loyal Order of Moose, is more than $3
Meet the Millionaire Moose, Fred Mason, an Ottawa resident and member of the Loyal Order of Moose, is more than $3
5/5/1988
A new moose is loose: Little Mr. Ed, here being watched over by his mother, Dagmar the moose, is one of the dozens of baby animals now at the Metro Zo(...)
A new moose is loose: Little Mr. Ed, here being watched over by his mother, Dagmar the moose, is one of the dozens of baby animals now at the Metro Zo(...)
5/20/1983
Joanne Scadding accompanies her father on the golf course while he plays to stimulate circulation in feet seriously injured in the Moose River Mine tragedy
Joanne Scadding accompanies her father on the golf course while he plays to stimulate circulation in feet seriously injured in the Moose River Mine tragedy
9/10/1938
Although it is two years since Alfred Scadding was rescued from Moose River mine in Nova Scotia, he still feels the effects. So badly injured were his(...)
Although it is two years since Alfred Scadding was rescued from Moose River mine in Nova Scotia, he still feels the effects. So badly injured were his(...)
8/15/1938