As the forest changes, the deer change their trails. If a big tree falls, the deer travel around it. They don’t usually go ...

Did that big buck make it? That’s what many wildlife watchers and deer hunters want to know as winter ends. Did the buck they were watching make it through the season? Finding an antler can answer ...

After all, you want those deer to make it through to spring—and you want those bucks to grow nice, big antlers for the coming fall.

Meanwhile, you’ll be learning more and more about the deer or elk in your areas ... for many weeks or months until they simply fall off. Antlers then lie on the ground until they are nibbled ...

Across deer and elk country, almost all bucks and bulls will ... As the connective tissue dissolves, the bucks’ antlers become loose and fall off. — Bucks drop their racks from late December in the ...

The impact of hitting the ground when a deer jumps a fence is sometimes enough to make an antler fall off. Walking a deer trail where deer scratch themselves, lean over to eat, sniff the ground or ...

The blood supply is cut off once the antlers ... by the deer.” The deer go from their velvet phase right into mating season, and after that the antlers begin to fall out and the whole cycle ...

Back in the day “shed hunting” was reserved for a few of us whitetail deer ... and that antler flew through the evening sky probably 20 feet and landed in the snow. The buck ran off with ...

When the connective tissue dissolves, the antlers loosen and fall off. Finding a shed can give ... You have to first know where the deer travel, where they bed down, and where their food source ...