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Discover Antlers: How big? Why they fall off?

A buck mule deer with growing antlers in velvet.

A big bull moose can grow an eighty pound rack over the summer, adding up to a pound of bone a day! Antlers grow at…

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Sweet cottonwood fragrance will announce spring

One day in early spring, the sweet fragrance of cottonwood buds will fill the air. The large pointed buds of black cottonwoods are filled with…

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White-tailed deer skull yields rare surprise

After picking up his white-tailed deer skull from the taxidermist this fall, Kody Atkins found out the deer had an uncommon feature–upper canine teeth. The…

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We’re not the only ones looking for shed antlers

As I walk through the woods, I spot one–not a spring wildflower, grizzly bear or ruby-crowned kinglet, but an antler. I feel like I won…

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