Moose Hunters

The cartoon opens with a female moose wading through a lake, notable for blond curly hair and antlers. Her unusual voice and appearance set an offbeat tone for the day. The scene establishes the lake as the backdrop for the ensuing mischief.

Donald and Goofy are disguised in a moose costume, while Mickey hides as a shrub on stilts. They trudge along the shore, hoping the staged disguises will help them catch a moose. The bizarre trio's setup seeds the coming chaos.

A large red bull moose appears from the bushes in response to their calls, signaling that the plan might work. Mickey, hidden nearby, watches with growing tension as the real animal approaches. The chase quickly shifts from farce to danger.

Mickey tells them to 'do their stuff' so he can shoot the moose, but the gun fires and breaks. The disguise is bitten off by the real moose, and Mickey loses his shorts in the chaos. The moment raises the stakes and deepens the comic tension.

Donald and Goofy upgrade the ruse by adding makeup, lipstick, and a 'deer kiss' perfume to sell the disguise. They spray a scent trail, hoping the bull will follow it to the faux mate. The plan looks set as the bull draws closer to the decoy.

The bull moose, enchanted by the scent, glances at the costumed cow and moves in. Goofy, still wearing the moose head, improvises by dancing to keep the illusion alive. The pair manages to lure the aroused bull toward their trap.

When the costumed cow moose signals flirtatiously, the bull rips off the disguise in surprise. Goofy keeps dancing with the head on, and the duo scrambles to re-dress while maintaining the ruse. The seduction spirals into pure chaos.

Donald and Goofy continue the act as a bee buzzes into the disguise, adding to the slapstick. The bee chases them around while the rhythm shifts to La Cucuracha, increasing the comic chaos. The rutting moose closes the distance and prepares for a kiss on Goofy.

The moose leans in for a kiss, accidentally kissing Goofy on the face as Donald fumbles to swat the bee. The moose's head flies off Goofy but fortunately lands back on him just before they are caught. The moment marks a bizarre turn in the chase.

Realizing their cover is compromised, the group nudges the moose toward Mickey so he can finish the plan. They still don’t realize they are steering toward another target. The scene sets up Mickey taking the lead in the farce.

A jealous black bull moose challenges the red bull for the 'lady', sharpening his antlers and bracing for a clash. The standoff shakes the clearing while Goofy and Donald scramble to safety up a tree. The impending duel becomes the centerpiece of the chaos.

The antlers collide in an earth-shaking fight and the combatants ignore the disguise in their frenzy. Donald and Goofy tumble from the tree as the trio runs for their lives. They reach a boat on the lake, jump aboard, and race away as the cartoon ends.