SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb. (AP) – A moose spotted in Scotts Bluffs County this summer may be on his way home. The moose was first seen south of Gering, but over the past few weeks has wandered north of Minatare and Bayard before coming back to Scotts Bluff County. The moose was seen on Wednesday in a corn field in west Scottsbluff. Game and Parks conservation officer Scott Brandt has been monitoring the animal’s travels. He says he hopes the moose is moving into the high country and heading back to Wyoming or Colorado. Brandt says young moose have typically been kicked out of their original habitat by their mother, and are now searching for an area they can call home. Brandt says some of them go the wrong way.