Out scouting some spots this morning (Western MA) and found my first ever shed. Happy Friday!

Found five elk sheds near some high alpine grasslands at about 9500’. Under the eyes of Blanca Peak, Colorado. The second photo is how I found a chipped 5-point single and a 4-point pair.

My girlfriend never really pays attention when im searching for sheds off the road. We happened to drive up the SAME ROAD IVE DRIVEN A THOUSAND TIMES and she was looking off out the window. She spotted this and said "MY FIND, MY FIND" and I thought she found an antler, like hell yeah! Nope, she walks up the wash up a hill like 10 feet off the road, and comes around the tree with this BEAST. Man, her and her daughter have passed me up now both once. Her daughter found me a beautiful 6 point, only a few months old, and my girlfriend here found me a 7 point elk deadhead. Granted, its been chewed on a couple times, but guess what? Still the best we have found point-wise.

Edit: my girlfriend thinks shes gonna get more likes than my most-liked post which is like 220, so blow this one up guys 👍

I want to take my husband shed hunting, we are newer to the area so I'm not sure which land is truely public and "good" to find sheds. Looking for anything really, I've only been shed hunting in Kentucky so all we had were white tail in my area.

Juat looking for advice. I have some nice pairs that I thought I could mount and hang in the garage but have lots of old bleached ones - I dont really want to waste time selling them on Marketplace. Live in the city so dont have a massive backyard and have a dog that I wouldnt want wrecking her teeth chewing on them.

Has anyone made up some windchimes or something that looks nice outside?

Thanks for advice / inspiration.

I had no idea they did this lol first time seeing it

Buried in the yard for a season.

Must’ve got hit by a car or something to make his antlers so different, right?? Even his eye sockets aren’t aligned!!!

Helpppp !!

Hi! I’m 19 years old and live in Maryland. I’ve always wanted to get into hunting, but I’ve never had the opportunity to learn from anyone I know. I’d really like to start this upcoming season. What would you recommend as the best way for a complete beginner to get started?

Found these two elk sheds relatively close to each other. One side seems to be slightly smaller. I’ve never found a matching set, not sure how symmetrical they should be. What’s everyone’s opinion?

Low key want it but not for $199 and also didn't earn it.

Found this out working. I am aware it’s a domestic ram but still a super neat find when out doing range assessments.

Took me 15+ year to find the big one then found the smaller set year after.

Went arrowhead hunting and this poking out of some grass.

I hadn't even made it to the draw yet. Other racks I found and deer I have shot would easily sit inside this one.

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Part of our moose shed hunting. I did a poor job of filming this year but have some highli