Summary:
The days are getting shorter, the weather is turning colder and the deer are out in force.

Full article:
As if there weren't already enough potential perils on the slopes, skiers in Steamboat Springs in Colorado had to contend with a charging moose this week. In footage shot on Sunday, December 28, a moose wandered onto the popular ski fields of Routt County and took aim at a red jacket-wearing ski patrolman. Luckily for the patrolman, who was not on skis, he was fleet of foot enough to evade the largest member of the deer like a matador. A moose charges a ski patrolman on the slopes of Steamboat Springs in Colorado . The moose was seen wandering up the piste of a popular ski resort in Routt County . Like a matador, the patrolman evades the largest member of the deer family . Moose are commonly found in the area after being introduced in the late 1970s. Run-ins between the creatures and people aren't  entirely uncommon. A woman walking her dogs in February was injured when charged. In this case, however, no-one was harmed.