r/shedhunting

Over a week hiking in the mountains. Found four ram and three ewe skeletons.

… to go try and find some sheds in your spots that have been picked over by people who don’t follow the rules. I feel like this year is going to be super weird because people could get out so early and my old honey holes will be devoid of drops because critters didn’t winter where they normally would due to the lack of a winter.

Anyways I’ll be on the hunt after this dump. I can’t wait to see what everyone finds.

The shed photo is not from this year fyi.

Got out yesterday and finally found the match to my drop tine buck. It was about 350 to 400 yards away. I got lucky to find it as it was already pretty buried in the mud a few more rains and it might be gone. Also found a old one that almost looks like a old one from him think im gonna give it to the dog as a chew lol. Super blessed to have found his other side.

Moose shed, snow is finally melting in most areas

Found this while fishing.

Walked a lot of miles looking for his sheds and kinda wish I never found his dead head.

What’s you shed hunting carry gun & what type of holster do you like?
SP2022 in a paddle holster is my go-to

Found the carcass in a lions den in West Texas while hog hunting.

Jokes aside got these two studs and put them in the hotel so they didn’t get stolen out of the truck, love to see some people guess what they score.

Took a mate and he found his first

Anytime I go out hiking and exploring my dad tells me to look for some mule deer sheds and for years I’ve never seen anything close to one. Finally found my first one the other day and boy is it addicting!

For confirmation is this definitely deer antler? Im about 90% certain it is but just want to verify. Seems way too dense for bone. Also, what kind of deer could it be from? Found in southern England so only real options are fallow or red (maybe young roe) but is there any way to know which?