Which parts of a moose can be sold?

The parts of a moose that can be sold include the head, hide, antlers, bones, and feet. This is correct because in many jurisdictions, various parts of big game animals like moose can be utilized for different purposes. The head may be preserved for taxidermy, the hide can be tanned for leather goods, antlers are often used in crafts and can be sold separately, bones can serve various functions including crafts or educational displays, and feet can also be sold for various uses.

The choices that limit the parts available for sale misinterpret the regulations surrounding the sale of moose parts. For instance, stating that only the hide and antlers can be sold disregards the potential value and utility of other parts such as bones and the head. The restrictions on commercial sales would typically focus on specific areas such as the meat rather than banning the sale of these various by-products like antlers and hide, making the broader answer the most accurate.