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Kiki said:
What does this mean?
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It means that unlike normal deer he never shed the velvet from his antlers. During the time that the antlers are growing, they are covered in flesh and fine hairs which is referred to as velvet. As fall approaches and testosterone levels rise, the antlers harden and the velvet dies. The bucks normally strip the velvet off by rubbing on trees and brush.

There is something not right with him as his velvet stayed alive longer than normal. He never went through the process of rubbing his velvet off of his antlers. Since the time I first photographed him, he has been in fights with other bucks and has broken off some of his tines. My guess is that his antlers never properly hardened.
 
Ursuline Chick said:
OMG that looks so good, I can almost smell it. :love
OHHHHH, That chocolate colored roux :drool :th
They beauty of it, and with warm French bread and potato salad with it, perfection.
you just ruined my garlic stuffed roast, that I was going to make for this evening. :barnie
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I love a good roast packed with garlic!
 
Kiki said:
It's while @Tesumph 's, I think!
I hope she's building a snowman right now.
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Taken throughout the day as it got heavier. The dogs don't want to come inside. ☃️
 
R2elk said:
It means that unlike normal deer he never shed the velvet from his antlers. During the time that the antlers are growing, they are covered in flesh and fine hairs which is referred to as velvet. As fall approaches and testosterone levels rise, the antlers harden and the velvet dies. The bucks normally strip the velvet off by rubbing on trees and brush.

There is something not right with him as his velvet stayed alive longer than normal. He never went through the process of rubbing his velvet off of his antlers. Since the time I first photographed him, he has been in fights with other bucks and has broken off some of his tines. My guess is that his antlers never properly hardened.
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R2elk said:
It means that unlike normal deer he never shed the velvet from his antlers. During the time that the antlers are growing, they are covered in flesh and fine hairs which is referred to as velvet. As fall approaches and testosterone levels rise, the antlers harden and the velvet dies. The bucks normally strip the velvet off by rubbing on trees and brush.

There is something not right with him as his velvet stayed alive longer than normal. He never went through the process of rubbing his velvet off of his antlers. Since the time I first photographed him, he has been in fights with other bucks and has broken off some of his tines. My guess is that his antlers never properly hardened.
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Deer antler velvet is supposed to have some medicinal benefits... I think boost testosterone or something like that .
 

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