DCHP-1 Online
moose-run 
n. See quote.
- 1894 . . . Sam explained to Jim that a "moose-run" was a path beaten by the moose through the snow to give them access to their drinking and feeding grounds among the high sedge or the low birches. . . .
- 1894 . . . Sam explained to Jim that a "moose-run" was a path beaten by the moose through the snow to give them access to their drinking and feeding grounds among the high sedge or the low birches. . . .