Ever hear antler terminology that sounded foreign to you? We sure have. In this article we'll define some of the main parts and components of your most common antler bearing animals such as deer, elk, and moose. After reading this article you'll hopefully have a better understanding of the different antler parts and be more informed when making your next purchase.

Antlers most commonly come from Deer, Elk, and Moose varying in size, shape and color. With the amount of variability between antlers, there are countless ways to use them. In this article we explore some of the more common uses of antlers including dog chews, decorations, and more!

Ever wonder why the color of deer antlers vary from deer to deer? We have seen really dark chocolate colored antlers all the way to bleach white antlers. But why? Is it genetic? Is it habitat related? Does it have to do with how old a deer is? Well, let's take a minute to unpack some information with some deer experts.

Did you know that deer, elk, and moose all lose or shed their antlers every year? What’s even crazier to think of is that they start growing them back all over again just a short few months after losing them. But why do deer, elk, and moose lose or shed their antlers in the first place? In this article you’ll learn all about the antler shedding process.

Ever wonder why the color of deer antlers vary from deer to deer? We have seen really dark chocolate colored antlers all the way to bleach white antlers. But why? Is it genetic? Is it habitat related? Does it have to do with how old a deer is? Well, let's take a minute to unpack some information with some deer experts.