3 Things You Might Not Know About Deer Antlers

[@thehuntersight7548]

Cool information

[@fouroakscrafts7240]

Very informative video and just subscribed! I love to make different crafts from deer antler. It's a very versatile and strong material to work with.

[@DDHONLINE]

Thank you for you comments and support!

[@KidIndia]

This is so interesting. Thankyou for sharing this incredible and beautiful animals physiology and anatomy

[@johnmccarthy2152]

Thanks a lot- very informative!

[@shieldgenerator7]

this is fascinating

[@shoomapadoo1141]

Thank you

[@judee00]

Great information. Another thing to point out is antlers don't taste that good no matter how you cook them! LOL. An old saying around my way is, you can't eat the antlers.

[@camaronzinda6847]

Do you by chance know how to safely remove the antlers from the scull without destroying them

[@olegv.khlevniuk2391]

I have no idea what any of this means

[@DDHONLINE]

It's pretty self explanatory and applies to all members of the Cervidae family.

[@pureblood3127]

I just wish I had some of those oil glands that repel ticks flies and mosquitos

[@dakotaseale9523]

I seen a video of a deer antler being amputated and there was hella blood but it wasn’t cut at the base. Why’s that?

[@jimj2388]

Blood flows through the antlers during growth

[@sweettoothmarie7304]

Why amputate the antlers, yet they will naturally fall off? 🤔

[@wilkinsbrito5168]

wow

[@ibnBobby80]

1st

[@kylekocin8672]

Sooooo.....ik...I sound like a pussy....but I found an antler in a fence the other day....he was PROBABLY okay...rite?...I mean it is late March...