MENTOR ON THE LAKE, Ohio (WOIO) - A deer wandering around Mentor-on-the-Lake has a bird feeder stuck in his antlers.

Deer and elk have antlers which, unlike horns, are shed by bucks every winter and deer regrow a new set starting in the spring. Daniel Bevevino, 41, of Russell, Warren County, and Daymian Shoop ...

Whether you’re a deer hunter or not, everyone appreciates antlers. I mean how could you not be fascinated with bony spikes growing from an animal’s head? At this point (pun ...

Deer often shed their antlers in the woods: Here’s how you can spot them . Published: Mar. 11, 2025, 5:22 a.m. March is a fine time to be in the forest, and a fine time to look for antler sheds.

You could (and would) do a lot with a deer antler back in the day. By “back in the day,” we mean around 5500 B.C., of course—the period in which a recently discovered antler was used in a ...

Colorado hikers can keep an eye out for antlers during ‘shed hunting’ season There are approximately 280,000 elk and 400,000 mule deer in Colorado, according to the state ...

Eight years ago, archaeologists in Sweden unearthed a deer’s antler covered with intricate patterns. Found at the archaeological site of Strandvägen, the artifact dates to around the sixth ...

“With mule deer specifically, our northern deer in the Kaibab [National Forest] are like Rocky Mountain mule deer. Winter severity and quality of winter range are critical considerations. The better ...

Deer with decorations wrapped around its antlers spotted in Bethel Park 02:07. BETHEL PARK, Pa. (KDKA) -- There's a very strange looking deer running around the woods in Bethel Park and it's ...

The surviving deer couldn’t run away if he tried, not with the literal dead weight of the rival buck caught on his head.. Though bucks are known to get their antlers tangled up during fights on ...

Antler Addiction. Every year, buck fever is followed by shed fever. From January to April, whitetail deer lose their antlers. On cue, in the South and Midwest, shed hunters strapped with ...

You could (and would) do a lot with a deer antler back in the day. By “back in the day,” we mean around 5500 B.C., of course—the period in which a recently discovered antler was used in a ...