Whitetail-Hunter1970

I guess it's a little early... or at least I did'nt see any. I seen 3 Turky's, about a 1/4 mile from where I seen 6 awhile back. They were in a cattle field his time. I seEn 100 Cattle. Before they were in a clearcut... a real brushy area!

Hucklburry

I have been out hunting and have seen 2 big bucks and neither had dropped antlers yet. It was nice to see a couple big ones still around!

--Jim

powerwagons

I would guess it is to early, I am not sure when they start droppin them. I heard around here in PA february or march, that sounds late to me.

malonefan

in the midwest it is more late jan

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In our area it is early Late Feb-March


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ethicsfirst

They have not started dropping in southern KS but should in a few weeks.

GSRFAN

There seems to be a wide variation as to when they drop em.(here in Pa at least) I shot a monster of a doe several years back on the last day of doe season only to discover that my "doe" had empty bases in her head that were almost 1 1/4 inches across. The deer seemed to be in fine health too so who knows why he dropped so early. I have buck near my house that have dropped their horns, and others that havent.
I think in general, late Feb thru march would be the best times to shed hunt since all buck should have dropped their antlers by then.

Super Magnum

Its sometime in January around here.

BarnesX.308

Around February on top of the mountain in Sullivan County, PA. I've seen them shed in mid-December and one deer had an antler still in Spring gobbler season. That's the first week of May. Usually it's in February, though.

Scott Meier
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