Shed Hunting Guest Blog #3 by Lon Sherman I didn’t find any sheds today, but we went for a drive around the countryside yesterday evening and saw more than 150 deer. In fact, there were 74 in one field alone! I think they were eating scraps of last year’s soybeans. In that group, we saw […]
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.
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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.
Deer Antler Sheds: Found One Today!
Shed Hunting Guest Blog #2 by Lon Sherman Greetings, fellow shed heads! I covered a lot of ground today. Found a small spike and a very small half of an assumed 6-point. Feet are aching, but it was a productive day. I also found a large, dead buck that had already shed his antlers. Scavengers […]
Deer Antler Sheds: Diary of a Diehard
Shed Hunting Guest Blog #1 by Lon Sherman Whitetail deer hunting has been my passion for more than 50 years. However, I am now equally as addicted to searching for deer antler sheds. Why? Well, for starters, hunting for shed antlers is fun and legal! Where I live (Wisconsin), sheds are legally considered “forest debris,” […]
Sheds Showing on Twitter
If Twitter pics are any indicator, the big boys are starting to drop their antlers.
Big Bucks, Shed Antlers & Turkey Hunting
Have you ever asked yourself this question while scouting in the winter or looking for shed antlers in spring: Can deer tracks reveal the sex of an individual deer? Hunters often disagree about whether it’s possible to identify a deer’s sex by looking at its tracks. However, some experienced hunters believe it is often […]
Want to Find More Sheds? Look for the Blood Trail
Never thought I would see the day when I would be taking up a bloodtrail in an attempt to find a whitetail shed. Well, that’s exactly what I did today. Unfortunately, I didn’t find the shed. This was truly a first for me. I left the house this morning simply to get some fresh air […]
Photos of Shed Antlers
How Do Bucks Shed Their Antlers?
If you’ve taken a close look at a boiled deer skull, or one that has lain in the woods for some time, you might notice a faint line just below the antler burr. This line is a unique layer of cells called osteoclasts, and where the antler will separate from the skull when casting occurs. […]
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