Looking for sheds provides the fun of the hunt
An antler shed by a deer lies in the grass. Deer and elk, and their antlers, are colored to make them hard to see, which makes it hard to find them.
COURTESY PHOTO/THOMAS HARGETT
Mule deer shed their antlers every spring, providing potential finds for shed hunters.
Shed hunter Thomas Hargett said it’s one of the first pastimes people can do in the woods in the spring.
Some shed hunters collect and keep their finds, while others sell them.
PLAIN — For people who like to spend as much time outdoors than they do indoors – if not more time outdoors – the woods provide a plethora of things to do and see. Some, like camping, have a broad appeal, while others are known to a own special set of enthusiasts. Not everybody is a shed hunter, after all.
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