During mating season male deer try to make their antlers look bigger A wildlife photographer has captured an image of a stag with green fencing wire wrapped around its antlers. Paul Wilson ...

His long body stood out black against golden aspens and, when he raised his head, the massive antlers glowed in the first sun ...

The antler growth of that race of deer is so unusual that the rack on a one-year-old buck may have as many as four points on a side. Of course ... but pausing just as frequently to take in the view.

Three men face a combined 71 charges for poaching dozens of trophy buck in Chester and Delaware counties, the Pennsylvania ...

Snow’s name is synonymous with monster deer—and by extension, monster sheds. With a hunting career often spent in the ...

The strings of velvet hanging from the antlers will make a unique mount and there was a narrow window of opportunity for that to happen. Bumgardmer said once a deer begins to rub his antlers to ...

Deer rub their antlers against woody stems to remove the velvet from newly grown antlers and to mark out their territory. This is known as fraying. It may continue until late summer and causes strips ...

A research group discovered that gelatins from the antlers, skin, and bones of sika deer (Cervus Nippon) exhibit antioxidant activity. Further studies are expected to explore how gelatins from ...

To promote safer highways, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is reminding motorists to watch out for deer and other ...

Photographer Tim Constable photographed the dangerous moment when a man held a toddler up close to the deer’s antlers while taking pictures in the London park. He told the Telegraph that the ...

A wildlife photographer has captured an image of a stag with green fencing wire wrapped around its antlers. Paul Wilson, 56, who lives near the Quantocks, Somerset, took the photo while following ...

His long body stood out black against golden aspens and, when he raised his head, the massive antlers glowed in the first sun ... Just as Don crossed to the buck’s side of the canyon, the deer stood ...