A huge 6×6 (12-pointer), the General has everything a trophy whitetail hunter could dream of: mass, spread, beam length (32 inches), and tine length. The General has it all. The Nebraska buck’s ...

Across deer and elk country, almost all bucks and bulls will have ... An old-timer in Wyoming who finds more than 100 whitetail sheds on his river bottom ranch every year taught me this trick. Look in ...

But that’s a mistake, says whitetail expert Mark Drury ... who grow food plots and manage their ground for deer hunting also hope to find sheds themselves come spring, and they are not happy ...

From January to April, whitetail deer lose their antlers ... Inevitably, trespassers search for sheds—fresh, aged, chewed, scraped, muddy, or clean. “We’ve all seen how it’s done ...

The antlers of whitetail deer differ from those of mule deer ... Antlers are a source of minerals, and sheds are soon consumed by forest creatures such as squirrels, mice and porcupines.

You might not know this, but male deer — bucks — lose their antlers every winter. Once a deer has shed its antlers, it might have to wait until spring before it grows a new pair.

Kansas is known for its legendary whitetail, but a 250-inch gross-score ... A neighbor found the deer’s sheds, which measured around 209 inches, in early 2024. Birk saw the deer in person ...