Public Land Moose Antler Shed Hunting - 4 Days/40 Miles!

[@danMN.]

Would love to see a moose paddle restoration video

[@kylemartinson722]

Thank you. Those old ones Clean up nice

[@UncleBucks]

Yep! I keep them all! I've restored a few also.

[@Максим-Леший]

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[@joshuaobrien7034]

When they shed, many of them leave blood trails from the pedicle. Either that or ticks

[@UncleBucks]

It was a bit late for a bull to be shedding antlers but it may be possible I suppose. Either way, I couldn't find them out there!

[@hughphillips67Mustang]

How's the new blind coming along? I am very interested in seeing the progress.

[@UncleBucks]

The hexagon build is at a standstill. Too many other summer projects have taken priority! I'll finish it, but it might not be until winter when I have the time to dedicate to it.

[@hughphillips67Mustang]

@@UncleBucks need some help? I'm a farm boy. I'm not afraid to get dirty. Lol

[@Boondoggie603]

The blood is from ticks. Seen it before

[@UncleBucks]

That's pretty interesting. Are the ticks bleeding from being swollen and full of blood then getting punctured? Or is the moose bleeding from the skin where the ticks attach?

[@tommiranda4145]

Bet you're not finding as many paddles anymore since you posted this. Show everyone ur spots, and everyone will be there

[@UncleBucks]

Nope, because I haven't been back there since. Someday again, maybe. I did find out that the other side of the dark antler was found in the snow a few miles away, by someone else a couple months earlier - because of this video. It was good to know and good to make the connection. So there's pros an cons. Either way, there's a lot of woods out there & it all changes from cutting, storms, fire, predation, etc. and whoever finds them on foot, really earns them. Good spots don't stay good forever and there's always another new spot somewhere to try. I went back to a spot in Ontario that used to be really good. Finally got back up there after 4 years. Only found one set dropped there a year earlier. Nobody beat me to them last year, or this year. The natural conditions changed. That said, there's definitely a reason why I haven't posted more shed hunting videos on my channel.

[@Carol-lz6dd]

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[@hughphillips67Mustang]

I sent you a message through your Facebook Brett......