Whether you’re talking about desert mule deer or farm-country whitetails, it turns out that forbs, a term that describes flowering herbaceous plants such as daisies and clover, are antler rocket fuel.

GO POLISH YOUR ANTLERS SOMEWHERE ELSE, RIGHT? YEAH. THAT’S RIGHT. LEAVE MY YARD ALONE. THAN As deer become more active, they could be doing damage to trees and flowers in your garden.

"If I rise up just a little, and crane my crepey neck a bit I can see June, and it looks to be brilliant," writes Kurt Ullrich.

A deer's antler is part of the scenery at Steamboat ... and taking a closer look at trees, rocks and tiny flowers along the way. Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s advice for responsible shed hunting ...

With fawns dropping and buck antlers growing ... violet and pink. Even though deer do not normally eat the plants on this list, including vinca, they are unpredictable. To thwart their curiosity ...

Those who trek through forests and foothills in search of naturally dropped antlers from elk, deer, and moose. These seasonal treasures are more than just forest finds; they’re the end result of ...

That’s what many wildlife watchers and deer hunters want to know as winter ends. Did the buck they were watching make it through the season? Finding an antler can answer that question.

Where kudzu-covered bluffs meet bayous and cypress limbs drip Spanish moss, Jimmy Cassell is on the hunt for deer antlers ... the Mississippi River. He plants 120 acres of ryegrass in the pastures ...

I think that the best place to look for shed antlers is to hunt where deer, especially bucks, were feeding back in January. Good locations would be any agricultural fields such as corn ...

Deer passed here, and maybe one dropped their antlers not too long ago. I notice where the deer stirred up the forest floor, overturned the leaves and walked through. In a clearing, they pawed the ...