| Fallow deer |
Genuine Fallow Deer Antler
Item Description
Once a year, between early April and early May, the males shed their antlers (palms), and a new set grows. While growing, the new antlers are covered by what is known as velvet. Once the antlers are fully grown, the velvet dies and hangs off in shreds. The animals remove these shreds by rubbing their antlers against the branches of trees and bushes – this is called fraying. This also changes the color of the antlers. They are initially light but become darker due to the plant juices.
Specifications
Unique piece
Original picture
Article number
Shipping Information
YouTube
Payment methods
Genuine Fallow Deer Antler