Antlers Shed Hunting

Now find other side after boots dry lol

 

what do you do with all these? knife handles, dog chews, art? Man, I wish I lived in an area where I could find some. My dog loves antlers. I have a friend whose husband runs a taxidermy, but she can only hook me up with dud racks so they don't cut down well to make good dog chews.

 

Second pic has a hole that is a bullet hole lol the bullet is still inside the shed

 

I just sell em to Antler buyers ,I love being outdoors it pays for gas to go back out

 

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Found this skull a few weeks ago while I was doing a site walk for work. Nothing big but its a nice addition to the back patio.

 

I have several pair and styles of muck boots. They have been very comfortable and durable over the years. I wouldn't recommend for long distance hiking as they tend to be heavy. I use for dove, elk, deer, and rabbit hunting. If I plan on walking more than 2 miles, go with something lighter.

 

Someone got a little excited

 

Makes me miss northern Alberta, shed hunting was an obsession of mine. Used to go for the day and come back with my pack completely loaded up.

 

^Listen to these guys! Danners are incredible boots. I had a pair of snake boots that I put hundreds and hundreds of miles on turkey hunting in Florida. They remained entirely waterproof the whole 3 years I had them and were still in good shape when they got stolen from my campsite one night. Guess someone else thought they were pretty great too. I have a pair of Danner High Grounds now that are one of the most comfortable pairs of boots I've ever owned. They're like tennis shoes with ankle support. Looks like I'll have to guard these ones every time I take them off

 

I also own a pair of Muck Woody Max. They're nice simply for the fact that you can just pull them on. And they're really comfortable. They just don't provide the same ankle support that lace-ups do.

 

I have a pair of the insulated muck boots and I wear them year round for hunting, fishing 4 wheeling, and farm work they are absolutely worth the price tag. I would recommend that if you get them to get the knee high version.

 

I have yet to find an elk antler...I say I want to make stuff out of them...but when I find them they are usually intact and I cant bear to cut them up...I havent found a ton of them so each is a prize to me...Ive only found deer and a couple moose sheds...

 

Found two more today

 

Better view

 

Awesome! I found 2 more today as well.

 

Three more today

 

Nice ..any elk up in PA?

 

You found them or the dog did? I'm going to get a lab soon, it's purpose in life will be shed hunting!

 

I did Buddy is all about chipmunks although he did stop and sniff the first one