You could paint them orange and I still would not be able to find them.

between me and my brother we will find about 6 a year. my brother is in the woods 5-6 days a week, he is a surveyor.

i've been giong out every weekend since the end of january. i think i have searched every acre of the 50 acres that i live on, followed every trail till it ends, look in every possible place and all that i have come up with is a little 4 or 5 inch antler(my first one i have ever found).around christmas me and my sister saw a buck with some nice antlers but can't find anything. if you have any tips let me know!

I was out this weekend and saw 3 bucks withy full head gear. I guess I'm still waiting.

That is a really nice shed too bad he doesn't have the other half.

WOW!!! Three Mile Island buck?

I went out this past weekend and didn't fine any antlers, we did come across some buck still sporting their bones. I guess its just a couple of weeks to early.

DANGGGGGGGGGGG that's a nice shed

Nate

I've found several complete moose sheds over the past few years. Those are literally the ones that you would have to be somewhat like Hellen Keller to miss.

oh yes shed hunting! besides deer season being my 1st love shed hunting ranking a close 2nd. I live in the suburbs of KC,and let me tell you there are plenty of deer around.I find most of my sheds within a 5-10mile radius of my house.The parks hold plenty of deer, so get off the couch dress warm and go out and start looking.I wouldnt say Im an expert but the more you get out the better you will get.Follow the deer trails,look along fence rows and most of all cut food plots are always great places to start.One year was really wet so I used my binoculours to scan a soybean stubble field so i wouldnt have to get tired walking thru all the mud,and spotted a shed some 50 yards out.Looking in the hard woods is a different with all the leaves on the ground,most sheds will be white in color and a little easy to spot,but on year my son found a huge shed that was dark brown,how he spotted it i will never no,they can blend in very good. We really enjoy the challenge. Always remember to look for just pieces of an antler when your looking, like the last 6-8 inches of a tine.I always wonder how many I've walked past and havent seen.So good luck and get out of the house

I've found 3 matched sets and 3 singles in bean stubble and clover alone this year. Only found 4 singles in the timber. A sunny day can help you out when you're in the open, as long as you position the sun at your back. Walk across the rows of a grain field or food plot and look down them away from the sun. A cloudy day is much better for timber hunting. A little rain helps out a lot. It darkens those light colored leaves and even weighs them down in order to show more antler. Don't forget your binoculars.

I am in the same boat. I spend a lot of time hiking the river bottom that runs through town, and I don't find many antlers. I have good friend who trains his dogs down in the same area, and he has found some huge sheds when he wasn's even looking for them. Some of is just comes down to luck.
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