Winchester
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majority still wearing them here as well, matter of fact I have got only one buck with a single antler all others still fully intact.
Shed season has begun….
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Smoke
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Went through look for other side of one I found earlier. Got lucky and found it this evening. Squirrels had just started on it. Most others still holding.
UT-longbeard
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Nice find.
@fulldraw
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Want to know what makes a grown man yell "oh 
!" with excitement? Seeing this ole girl come trotting up behind me toting the big one in the middle. I never saw it and never would have due to its color and darkness. She definitely solidified herself as a shed dog with this one.
!" with excitement? Seeing this ole girl come trotting up behind me toting the big one in the middle. I never saw it and never would have due to its color and darkness. She definitely solidified herself as a shed dog with this one.
Now that's cool. Good dog.Want to know what makes a grown man yell "oh
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JCDEERMAN
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I covered some serious ground over the weekend but never found any
Specializedjon
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I'm not an intentional shed hunter, usually find them with the mower, but I'll tell you from a taxidermy standpoint, it's been a "weird rack" year. Crazy brow tine growth, drop tines, etc. I'll post picks if I can remember. Last couple years have been very typical "baskets" but this year it's like the next one in is crazier than the last. Not sure if it's a combo of drought / acorns or what.
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I hear that, same for me. Next for me the powerline field and wood line ridge.
