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[MamaWick]

It's small, 3 points, about 20 inches in length.

[luvzchiz]

@MamaWick   Wow. Thanks for posting your new antlers. How do you clean or disinfect them?   How do you showcase them?  

The bucks are out early for their Sunday brunch.  So handsome.  Nom nom🥕🍌🍎

Woofs and hugs to Miss Willow White who appears to be enjoying a brunch treat of MamWick's fingers!  Ouch!

Woofs and love to sweet Cricket in heaven. 💕🌈

[MamaWick]

I submerge them in the sink with Dawn for several hours, then scrub and dry.  Right now I have the 2 larger ones from a couple of years ago on a shelf.  This will join them until I come up with a more permanent display.

[luvzchiz]

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@MamaWick wrote:

I submerge them in the sink with Dawn for several hours, then scrub and dry.  Right now I have the 2 larger ones from a couple of years ago on a shelf.  This will join them until I come up with a more permanent display.

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@MamaWick Thanks!  Good to know if I ever get the opportunity to find some.   

The big buck who used to visit our backyard hasn't come in a few years.  Hope nothing happened to him.  We only see the does and fawns.  

[spiderw]

Such a good looking Buck!  It is so interesting to see how these proud guys lose their antlers and go about their business , grow them again and life goes on!!!!  Nature lessons are always amazing.

At rest, Willow White, enjoying her time before she slips into dreamland. Napping and playing, always a good combo!!!!!!

[Spurt]

Awww handsome bucks out for a sunny Sunday stroll....

Princess Willow is a bit feisty today.....LOL

[Zhills]

Wow!  that looks like a pregnant buck!  Big belly!

[KKlim]

Very cool @Mama Wick.. thanks for all the interesting, endearing pics!

[nooni]

I saw these on facebook, absolutely amazing and beautiful. 

Willow what are you chewing? You silly girl

How do you know about the points? They  look like two points.

Thank you for these wonderful posts.

Love and blessings to you and all.

[MamaWick]

@nooni  A point is anything you can hang something off of.  So that tiny point down closer to the crown is indeed a point even though it isn't very long.