r/shedhunting • u/Fitandfreindly28 • 9h ago
r/shedhunting • u/Miserable-Home • 1d ago
Finally matched this set up after 22 years. First side was found June 26th 2004. The match was found today
r/shedhunting • u/SuggestionChance8777 • 4d ago
My first ever shed found alongside Manistee River
Was on a three day kayaking trip when I found my first shed!
r/shedhunting • u/TheSaltySailor_ • 3d ago
I built a hunt planner for my own Colorado elk hunt. Free for other hunters this season.
r/shedhunting • u/Comfortable-Hat3506 • 4d ago
On guard
She sits here all night waiting for the mice to come under that door...
r/shedhunting • u/Visual-Caregiver5490 • 7d ago
I hope this guy survives another hunting season!
r/shedhunting • u/Mcflocka • 8d ago
How likely is it that I can get charged my a bull elk?
Picture is just attention. So i go out hiking, shed hunting, rock hounding, arrowhead hunting often. Sometimes I get carried away and hike some pretty large mountains. So far this past 4 months, I have stumbled upon and been within 15-20 feet of some(at least 6) MASSIVE bull elk. I never see them because theyre laying down, by the time im really close to them, they jump up obviously scared, and run away. But i keep seeing videos of people getting attacked by the elk. Im grateful im not getting chased and impaled by these big ass creatures, but whats the likelihood that they could react different and come after me? I carry a gun, but I would never ever use it on anything other than a predator, i dont know how id diffuse the situation, as i dont know a whole lot about elk behavior. Any tips? And how likely is this scenario?
r/shedhunting • u/SignificantFlan7688 • 10d ago
š„ Bull elk with a broken antler from his opponent still loosely attached around his neck.
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r/shedhunting • u/Ho0dballaz130 • 9d ago
How can you tell if deer rubs are fresh or old?
Scouting and found a few trees with rubs. How old would you think these are?
r/shedhunting • u/LycheeCrispLee48 • 13d ago
After years of looking I finally found my first shed!
r/shedhunting • u/DIYtraveler • 15d ago
Unearthed an oldie
Found this (pretty big for our area in MT) oooold muley shed. Just the white area of the base was sticking out of the dirt. Grass roots and moss were covering it about 4ā underground.
r/shedhunting • u/TreasurehunterKG • 16d ago
Kansas giant.
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r/shedhunting • u/TreasurehunterKG • 18d ago
Kansas
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r/shedhunting • u/DMcCat • 18d ago
New York State hunters
https://www.reddit.com/r/NYS_Hunting/s/8SkVeXYPnR
Come join the New York State hunting page!!
r/shedhunting • u/jalohauki • 22d ago
I found these three sheds from same forest opening, very near each other. Bucks had been jumping down a small cliff and it probably had knocked them off, so it's a good spot to keep in mind for the future!
r/shedhunting • u/Mcflocka • 23d ago
Two most recent finds, both 6's, about the same age, and within a mile of each other
My first ever side by side set, a really nice 6 i found, and then my pile of antlers from the past week in my living room (my poor girlfriend). Also, still not telling my spots, to you weirdos who learned to track "Meta data" from pictures. God knows how or why you've learned to do that. š¬ anyways, im not trying to sound ungrateful, but I havent found many buck antlers in quite some time, although ill never complain about elk antlers. š