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Found a half Buck

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Patriot 1776

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Went detecting in a field and woods found no coins ect, but I found my first Deer Antler
 
Good find! Those don't last long in the woods - rodents eat them for the minerals.

-pete
 
Cool on the antler find and the wildlife fact! Rodents eat discarded antlers for the minerals? Never knew that!
 
That would make a nice knife handle or two! :clapping: Sweet find for sure, and yes, squirrels, mice, porcupines gobble up those sheds..the will eat them right up for the minerals....theres guys out west that specialize in finding Elk shedded antlers every year...quite a science to it..lot of work..some guys train dogs to run around the woods and sniff them out even..theres money in sheds...
Mud..
 
mudpuppy said:
That would make a nice knife handle or two! :clapping: Sweet find for sure, and yes, squirrels, mice, porcupines gobble up those sheds..the will eat them right up for the minerals....theres guys out west that specialize in finding Elk shedded antlers every year...quite a science to it..lot of work..some guys train dogs to run around the woods and sniff them out even..theres money in sheds...
Mud..
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Mudpuppy, your fight, I noticed some small chewing marks on the end of the antler.
 
StBarbara said:
Cool on the antler find and the wildlife fact! Rodents eat discarded antlers for the minerals? Never knew that!
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Thanks, after mudpuppy respones , I noticed chewing on the end of the antler
 
PSS1963 said:
Good find! Those don't last long in the woods - rodents eat them for the minerals.

-pete
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Thanks, that's what I have been hearing
 
doc holiday said:
Nice young buck--good gene line--will be a real hoss in a couple years.
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thanks, I would go back to deer hunting but fell out of a tree last time LOL
 
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