As spring unfolds across Maryland, outdoor enthusiasts are hitting the trails to hunt for shed antlers, the off-white tines ...

A 20-acre (or so) food plot on the hunting property can attract more than 100 deer at times, Ben says, which got him and his brother thinking. An antler shed pokes up out of the shelterbelt floor ...

A hush falls over the emerald canopy as a majestic silhouette glides between ancient oaks. This is the red deer—once the ...

“Good rains in April make for heavy antlers,” some say. Others claim that cool, dry conditions that delay tick infestations allow more of a deer’s nutrients to go to antlers instead of fighting ...

With warmer temperatures and snow quickly disappearing, shed-antler hunters are anxious to get into the field. Buck deer and bull elk and moose grow antlers each year, some to magnificent ...

The Irish elk, or Megaloceros giganteus, ranged across northern Eurasia from Siberia to Ireland and shed its giant ... a painting of a deer with fantastically elongated antlers.

Hunting for shed antlers is a popular springtime activity in both North Dakota and Minnesota, but people should know the regulations before going afield on public land. In Minnesota, for example ...

Another key is focusing on wintering areas, places where the deer spend a majority of their time and are most likely to drop their antlers. “Our first year shed hunting, we went to every corner ...