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

The problem, of course, is getting the deer to work with our schedules. Every year, people share trail-camera pictures of bucks shedding their antlers in December, accompanied by a flurry of theor ...

This article was originally published on geeksided.com as What you didn’t know about deer antlers: Growth, shedding, and secrets of the wild.

I think that the best place to look for shed antlers is to hunt where deer, especially bucks, were feeding back in January. Good locations would be any agricultural fields such as corn ...

Regardless of the reason sheds are being collected, now marks the time to begin looking, since it’s finders/keepers for the ...

Amazingly, it was found by a man who, riding a train in Itasca County, Minnesota, spotted a running deer that had just dropped the antler. Even from a distance, the man could tell it was a huge shed.

Across deer and elk country, almost all bucks and bulls will have dropped their antlers by mid- to late-March. So when the weather starts warming and the snows start melting, it’s time to get into the ...

A late winter, early spring recreational activity that has seen a dramatic increase in the number of participants is the ...

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 ...

Deer passed here, and maybe one dropped their antlers not too long ago. I notice where the deer stirred up the forest floor, overturned the leaves and walked through. In a clearing, they pawed the ...