Cody Petit, right, and Joe Holland with the second moose brought to Mama Lou’s during the restaurant’s Moosie Madness Pizza Extravaganza on Tuesday. Credit: Courtesy of Mama Lou's

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A northern Maine restaurant is giving successful moose hunters another reason to celebrate this season: free pizza.

The first group each day to bring its harvested moose to Mama Lou’s in Ashland gets a large two-topping pizza.

This is the third year LouAnne Deabay has offered the promotion. She closed her Masardis location in July after seven years in business and recently opened the new restaurant in Ashland.

Deabay also normally gives pizza to successful youth hunters during bear season, but the new location wasn’t open in time for this year’s hunt. She plans to continue the promotion during the youth deer hunt on Oct. 23-24.

Zach Mitchell with the 647-pound moose he brought to Mama Lou’s, earning the first free pizza of the restaurant’s Moosie Madness Pizza Extravaganza. Credit: Courtesy of Mama Lou’s

After this week’s bull hunt, Maine’s moose season includes a second bull hunt Oct. 12-17 and an antlerless hunt Oct. 26-31.

Mama Lou’s is at 31 Main St., Unit 1.

Susan Bard is the Bangor Daily News outdoors editor. She has worked in wildlife biology for agencies across the country on various research and management projects, and is also a registered Maine Guide...

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