Antlers

I think the main difference between the two is that Antlers are shed from time to time and only have a blood supply while they are growing. Horns are never shed and have a constant supply of blood to the center. The outter layer is made up of keretin ...

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... cell bodies. C. ribosomes. B. the cell nucleus. D. cell membranes 3. In a contest over territory, two male deer confront each other with antlers lowered and engage in butting heads until one of the two gets tired and wanders off into the forest. This sort of behavior can most accurately ...

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... cell bodies. C. ribosomes. B. the cell nucleus. D. cell membranes 3. In a contest over territory, two male deer confront each other with antlers lowered and engage in butting heads until one of the two gets tired and wanders off into the forest. This sort of behavior can most accurately ...

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That's a possibility, though kinda gross. But keep in mind that bucks do shed their antlers each year. During the months of January to April is the most likely time they are without. And, since this is spring time, and mating season, there may be more of them, or ...

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... Doe's (female deer).. an rarely do i ever see a bucks (male). Of course I'm not stopping, to determine the sex of the deer I just look for "antlers" on the head. (only males have them ... right?) So i'm trying to figure out if only females are being killed? (or possibly young bucks ...

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