Three Common Myths About Deer Antlers
<p>Deer are ubiquitous throughout most of North America. Growing up in the Midwest, I remember sometimes waking up on a bright winter morning and looking out the windows into our forested back yard. I’d see deer tracks, and sometimes even get a glimpse of a young buck looking back at us. He’d stand there for a minute, head held tall with its antlered crown, before dashing into the shelter of the trees.</p>
<p>Those antlers are, perhaps, the most striking feature of deer. It drives hunters to seek them out, and less aggressive individuals to collect them when they’re shed in the spring.</p>
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