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These are my warriors. The tines
broken off in battle. The largest
one to the left I pasted up for a
couple of years before it dawned
on me that it had been broken off
in battle.
There are also some deer around
the out side that have been
chewed by porcupines or mice. It
is amazing to me how, sometimes
they can hollow out an antler and
never touch the points.
broken off in battle. The largest
one to the left I pasted up for a
couple of years before it dawned
on me that it had been broken off
in battle.
There are also some deer around
the out side that have been
chewed by porcupines or mice. It
is amazing to me how, sometimes
they can hollow out an antler and
never touch the points.
These are some of my elk
fighters. The one on the right
is probably a devil tine.
fighters. The one on the right
is probably a devil tine.
Large whitetail sheds that have
been chewed out but the points
haven't been touched.
been chewed out but the points
haven't been touched.
I found this antler in a
waterfall. The entire antler is
pitted.
waterfall. The entire antler is
pitted.