Hunting moose, a Swedish passion

KUSSJOEN, Sweden - With a thick carpet of snow softening his footsteps, Stefan Nordstroem creeps slowly between the tall pine and birch trees, his rifle at the ready.

He is hunting moose, the towering symbol of Sweden and a prized catch for hunters in the Scandinavian country every autumn.

"One bullet is enough, if you aim well," says Nordstroem, a 61-year-old entrepreneur who made his first kill when he was 20, showing off a 9.5 mm bullet.