Bash and Murph, April 2012
The whole group has dropped antlers, earlier than ever, with Mike being the last one. Allan has found each pair and also was present when one of Mike’s antlers fell — a first for Allan! We are selling antlers (except EGee’s) for $100 a pair. It’s a great way to support the herd. Last year we sold out so let us know if you want a pair. We just sold Bash and Murph antlers to Jason C. who has been a regular buyer since 2007. Thank you, Jason. Another regular since 2010, John C., has also told us he will purchase a pair. Photos of the shed antlers for sale are available, just ask. If available, you will also receive a picture of the deer wearing his antlers. Because they started dropping them so much earlier this year than last, my photo gallery is not complete this year.
Just after each deer loses his antlers, he tends to hide in the trees away from the group in fear of being defenseless. Now that only Mike is left with his antlers, there is less fear and they are hanging out together near the barn again.
Emma & EGee, just after losing left antler, April 6, 2012
2012
1.Bash, March 31
2.Moki, April 3
3.Murph, April 4
4.Buddy, April 4
5.EGee, April 5, 6
6.Spike, April 7
7. Max, April 7
8 Mike, April 11
2011
1.Moki, April 8
2.Bash, April 8, 9
3.Mike, April 13
4.Buddy, April 14, 15
5.EGee, April 16
6.Spike, April 16
7. Max, April 16
8. Murph, April 21, 22
2010
1. Moki, April 6
2. Bash, April 6
3. Murph, April 8
4. Buddy, April 12
5. Mike, April 15
6. Spike, April 15
7. Max, April 15, April 16
8. EGee, April 18
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Hi there,
You do great work! I would like to purchase a pair of antlers for an art project- a lot of my work involves animals or natural history subjects. Do you have any available?