Beulah Woman Hunts Moose Four Days After C-Section
A woman in Beulah, North Dakota, successfully hunted and shot a moose just four days after undergoing a C-section, a rare opportunity she described as a 'once-in-a-lifetime tag'.
Phoenix, AZ, October 17, 2026 —
A woman from Beulah, North Dakota, hunted and shot a moose four days after undergoing a C-section, according to the available account. She described the hunting opportunity as a “once-in-a-lifetime tag.”
The brief account does not identify the woman or give the date of the hunt or the procedure. It also does not say where the hunt took place, how the moose was shot, or what happened to the animal afterward. Details about the tag, including how it was issued, were not provided.
No further information was available about the woman’s recovery, whether a medical professional advised her about the activity, or the circumstances that led her to hunt so soon after surgery. The account does not describe any medical outcome or provide comments from the woman beyond her description of the tag.
The episode combines a specific hunting event with a notable detail about its timing: the hunt took place four days after the woman’s C-section. The information provided does not establish whether this timing is typical or unusual medically, and it offers no broader context about hunting after childbirth or surgery.
Further details about the woman, the hunt and the circumstances surrounding the tag were not included in the account. The available information establishes only that she was from Beulah, hunted and shot a moose four days after undergoing a C-section, and characterized the tag as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Story summarized from the original created by Jody Kerzman on www.azfamily.com, see more information here.
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