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From: georgia
That is abnormal. Usually the velvet 'dries up' after the antlers harden from the release of testosterone into the buck's body signalling the actual beginning of a buck to be ready for the rut. For whatever reason, he seems to have prematurely removed the velvet, since the blood flow into the antlers should have stopped and the velvet would have come off gradually. There is a small amount of blood left behind naturally, but not normally like this.


