If you’re one of those folks who just can’t seem to “buy an antler” when you’re out shed hunting, use these 10 tips to improve your odds!

Learn the best tips for deer shed hunting in these advice articles from Deer & Deer Hunting. You’ll find stories and about how to find deer shed antlers, how to train deer shed dogs to find antlers, and get advice from the top shed hunters in the country.
Browse our top tips for deer antler shed hunting below.
Learn the best tips for deer shed hunting in these advice articles from Deer & Deer Hunting. You’ll find stories and about how to find deer shed antlers, how to train deer shed dogs to find antlers, and get advice from the top shed hunters in the country.
Browse our top tips for deer antler shed hunting below.
If you’re one of those folks who just can’t seem to “buy an antler” when you’re out shed hunting, use these 10 tips to improve your odds!
The trail camera video shows a buck losing his antlers as he’s trying to dry off, and he seems startled as they fling onto his back.
Shed hunting during the pandemic is a small escape from the reality of our situation.
Let’s get you on the board and help you get a few shed antlers under your belt.
Although finding any shed is thrilling, the experience is a little sweeter when you find a shed off a familiar deer.
If you’re going to be doing some serious shed hunting, where you expect to find a bunch of sheds or plan to be walking for several days, here’s what to bring.
Where to look for sheds is a broad topic that varies across whitetail range, depending on what habitat is available. But two things are universal.
There’s no magic gizmo that will help you shoot big bucks. The same can be said for finding shed antlers.
Late winter and early spring scouting can be a huge boost to your overall hunting strategy. Knowing when and where to start scouting is the critical first step to a successful deer hunting season.
A huge part of finding deer shed antlers and scouting is simply covering ground. Once you have a plan for the locations you want to search, just lace up your boots, grab your backpack, map, compass or GPS, and start hiking.