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We have landed in mid-February, and that can mean but one thing for bored deer hunters. We are collectively chomping at the bit to begin hunting for white gold, or antlers that have dropped from the heads of whitetail deer. Shed antler hunting has become a huge hit for modern outdoorsmen and women. Beyond the fact that deer antlers are just plain cool, you can actually pick up on a ton of critical information by collecting shed antlers. When a big buck drops an antler in a gi

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Photo by AmmoLand.com Shed antler hunting. It is what all of the cool kids in the hunting industry are doing these days. More hunters than ever before are putting on their hiking boots and hitting the field throughout February and March in search of deer antlers. We have all come across the epic photos of our favorite outdoor personalities posing with huge sheds or a truck bed full of them. But is shed antler hunting really necessary? If you are not shed hunting, are you fall

Photo by North American Whitetail Most shed antler hunters have already hit the woods in search of white gold. By the time March arrives, your diehard shed hunter simply cannot help it. They absolutely have to hit the woods in search of those first antlers to drop from the heads of whitetail bucks. As we have chronicled before, this can be a good and bad thing. You can get overly eager and bump deer around before they drop antlers. You can also luck out and get on some perfec

Photo by Grand View Outdoors The hunt for white gold is on! No, we are not putting on our treasure hunting hats and panning for actual gold. We're talking about that off-white gold that drops from the heads of whitetail deer across America. Whitetail bucks drop their antlers anytime from January through March. Shedding the antlers they have grown for the previous year in exchange for a new set. Thus, we have the always intriguing "shed" antler, which spawned "shed hunting" se