SELLING ALL THE ANTLERS VLOG 85

[@uzifromtwitter5257]

This dude makes a living by walking beautiful country and finding sheds, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t a little jealous

[@TheSchmuel]

you could be doing it also! Live the dream

[@outdoorlife9410]

He doesn't find them pretty sure he just buys them off other dealers.

[@jgott1745]

When I was growing up until about 3 years ago, my grandpa had a stack of mule deer antler that would have filled two-three trucks like that. He went out to find them, but hardly ever sold them. If he did sell them, it was a set that was worth more because they were just a giant beautiful set he had mounted. When my grandma passed away a few years ago, he finally sold all his stash. Never did get him to tell me what they went for.

[@SimeonSereb]

Out here in Alaska we get $10 a pound for moose sheds. For 1 shed u can get up to $250

[@justinplatt8352]

I find this to be very interesting. I’m a land surveyor in New Jersey, and I find quite a few white tail sheds while working, but didn’t realize they had any value. I give them to my black lab. She loves them!!!

[@legendaryskulls337]

Justin Platt screw the dog sell them

[@truebuldog]

It's against the law to sell deer antlers or any other part of the deer in, New Jersey.

[@kirkbupkis]

@@truebuldog venison is illegal in NJ????

[@truebuldog]

@@kirkbupkis no, you can hunt it, kill it ,eat it. But not sell it unless you buy it from a meat supplier at a exorbitant price whole sale and sell it retail in a store. Meaning you can Not kill it and sell it yourself.

[@truebuldog]

But you can not sell deer antlers or any part of a deer in nj unless it was purchased from a Commercial supplier.

[@BlestOutWest]

I've bought and sold a little over the years. It's fun to see all different kinds of antlers and visit with shed hunters. Even get spot tips from guys who aren't serious hunters

[@shedcrazyofficial]

It is fun for sure to see what everyone finds.

[@Homewaterguideservice4944]

I have sold twice once to Great Basin antler buyer which was the best experience out of the two times I would recommend him to everyone and would sell to him again if he’s ever back in wa and the first time was to a guy that I have seen in town several times and being the first time selling I didn’t know what to expect or how it worked but he docked me for every chew mark on the antlers even the brown ones with a little ding or break from fighting he was knocking off money which made me very hesitant for the next time when I drove three hours to sell. The local guy graded them into way more than 3 grades. Thanks for the vids Ben and keep up the great work!

[@shedcrazyofficial]

I work with Great Basin as well. Never had a sale i wasn’t totally happy with in several years.

[@corej25]

I've sold to Jared a few times, definitely a good buyer and always has some cool sets to drool over.

[@701Ranger]

I'm a tribal member from the white mountains of Arizona, exclusive access. Each year I collect about 1000 - 2,000lbs of sheds until my trailer is full and I sell em where I live now in Utah. Awesome hobby for a little extra income each year.

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Husky Terra I’m jealous! I’d love to hunt that country! That’s awesome you have that opportunity

[@chrise4994]

Husky 701 60lbs equals 800-1000 dollars. Your doing well my brother.

[@amaraholmes853]

Learning to trap could be a good a way to fill the time between hunting season and shed hunting while saving deer and elk from yotes! Good content for an outdoor channel too.

[@souleater307]

id love to dig threw a pile of sheds like that. the things i could make from them would be so cool.

[@xhunter628x]

my dad got ripped off the first time he sold antlers a few years ago. A certain stubby guy from colorado took advantage of his lack of knowledge. We have since sold to much more reputable utah buyers.

[@SKYHAWK0115]

What do these buyers do with all these antlers ? I've heard of many hunters finding and selling these sheds. All I know is that it provides income when there isn't income in the household for some reason.

[@thegrinch5663]

Love to see a video with different sheds on the scale to get a better idea of what they weigh... like couple different sizes in each category... always here numbers from guys but they seem to vary quite a bit.

[@shedcrazyofficial]

The Grinch that’s a good idea!

[@tonyholden1111]

Great video!!! Love watching your videos because they are full of great information. There is always a good chance your going to get a laugh or two out of them too.

[@boneheadsoutdoors6555]

this was a cool video. nice to see the end result of all the hard work. i have a hard time partin with my sheds, guess it might be different if i was dealin with 100s or 1000s of em lol. your livin alot of guys/gals dreams... keep it up!

[@sharonthorp3613]

Its good to know there is still ppl out there that share there besness and try to help ppl make money that they didnt know they could make! #KEEPONKEEPINGON #SHEDSFORDAZZZZ

[@tfoster32]

How long does it take you to get that much product. One black bear gall bladder pays 85 dollars.

[@kennyharding511]

Awesome video thanks for sharing all the information on your shed sales

[@blakeh9447]

How much did you make? just curious

[@jessen4life]

my high school teacher bought antlers for his furniture business and always paid very good

[@mattausb]

What are the end products? Dog chews? Furniture? Any others? How do they use chalk and hard whites?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Bret Mattausch all over the above. The majority get exported to China for supplements

[@dirtytinesoutdoors]

Jared is a good guy! Sell all my horns to him. That’s a ton of bone that just drove away in his truck😧😧😧😧😧! Keep it up man!!!

[@idahomike100]

I must of miss heard or missed something,I thought. I heard you say,you were selling them for less than what you had into them,how does that help you make a living? Awesome fantastic video,thanks for sharing, My father in law sold his elk rack for 10k

[@MinuteontheMountain]

Great Video. Thanks for all of the great information. Hoping to sell my sheds from this year in the fall. Is there a better time of year, or do the prices remain about the same throughout the year? I subscribed today to your channel. Love the sense of humor you have in the videos.

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Thanks for the sub! Antler prices seem to peak when competition is highest, so right now basically. They will kind of taper off toward fall (usually)

[@96mtbrider]

Aight how much did that all weigh also my question is what if you have a giant brown set? Should i try to get a little more, like an extra 50 cents on the pound? also is it a good idea to try to find an auction for giant unique sets or just sell em by the pound?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Northern Pursuit it was 750lbs. If you have anything over 360, you should be able to sell it to a collector for a premium price. I have seen big sets go 500-1000$

[@jedalsup5761]

I sold a big elk set on ebay for over $700 a couple years back. Shipping was....interesting.

[@markbosky]

What was the final weight? How much did you make?

[@hunternessen8338]

Just be honest... how much do you make per year before taxes?

[@jordanrock5657]

I had a buyer weight my antlers and he would throw them into his pile and at the end I pretty much had to sell them because I could isolate my own pile. I'm pretty sure I got ripped off. I'm not going to sell to that dude anymore. A buddy referred me to him.

[@ShedHuntingWorldwide]

Jordan Rock that sounds like a shady deal

[@shedcrazyofficial]

That sucks! Look up my buddy Jared Steele, Great Basin Antler. He’ll take good care of you

[@jakeanderson9210]

What did you end up getting for the elk set? Just curious those look like the ones he picked up when I was with him. It was definitely a stud set

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Jake Anderson I ended up selling them for poundage. About $350

[@kyleboniberger4222]

What do you get per lb on average with brown elk horns

[@DJT4363]

i would live to try this but I've never sold antlers before. so, how would i know how much to pay other people that might have a couple here & there to sell? i just want to know will it be worth my trouble

[@DJT4363]

i just watched another vid about selling sheds & he didnt hve no where near the amount u did. i didnt know it was legal to carry that much cash you must hve made. wow

[@spottenstock8722]

So, how much was that truckload worth ?

[@chrisp3935]

What did you make on 750lbs?? Did you sell the big set? What's a big set like that worth??

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Celeste Main total sale was about 9,000. I made between 500-1000 on the antler I bought and 2000 on the antler I found.

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Celeste Main the big set could be worth 3-500

[@chrisp3935]

Did you sell big set?

[@morganhawley8219]

Dude sweet Honda trail 90 hiding in the garage!

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Morgan Hawley ahhh yeah!

[@wolfredstar1482]

Do the antlers have to be sheds? Or could i sell antlers that ive harvested off of deer I shot?

[@jesseanderson36]

They normally want only sheds.

[@shaunglade2466]

Great info. Thanks for sharing!

[@bayoubilly6971]

My question. How much did you get

[@flintmcmanly]

Thought you were reppin' a VGK hat there for a second. Actually hotter than Mt Ops right now. Well...maybe not in Utah.

[@dareldenton4634]

you should chandeliers out of them

[@Takuplumbing]

Do you have a website to sell some online?

[@roberthughes3861]

Can you sell a set to anyone? Cause I would love to get a set of elk sheds. Just to add to my little collection

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Robert Hughes yeah you can! The shipping is usually the hard part so finding a local seller is best

[@blackmesaoutdoors4863]

Do your sets sell for a higher price? Example- the big set in the video, does it sell for quite a bit more than regular brown elk shed pricing?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Boondock Patrol they definitely can be worth more, usually it involves finding a collector and possibly shipping them, both of which are time consuming. Sometime I take the time, sometimes I include them with the poundage

[@blackmesaoutdoors4863]

Shedcrazy thanks! Ive got a stack that I need to sell. Ive got a buyer with good prices, but I havent a clue as to what a big set would sell for and didn’t want to sound nuttier than squirrel sh&* asking for a higher price when I sell. Keep the vids coming!

[@rheath90]

Did you sale the big set?? Cool video

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Ryan heath I did

[@stonewallpi1]

Interesting Video! What does your buyer do with the antlers?

[@AnAbortiveRomance]

sends them to China to be ground up into "medicine" would be my guess

[@tnielson1]

What are the current rates for each grade?

[@kodyhennessy3750]

how much weight did you end up selling there?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

About 750lbs

[@kodyhennessy3750]

Shedcrazy right on thanks for the reply man keep up the good work

[@jodytucker4474]

Shedcrazy how much money did you get for that??

[@michaelhull7442]

How much is chalk, white, and brown per pound? Love these videos man! Keep up the good work!

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Elk will be approximately 14, 9 , 3 depending on area deer will be like 10 6 2

[@mitchwilly]

Do you just have the three grades of antler? I've sold quite a few out here and they always stiff you on the chalk antlers. They have a chalk A and chalk B grade with the chalk B only being $0.50 a pound.

[@zachcall1103]

How much are you charging per lb for browns right now?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

About $14 is what I’m selling them for

[@pureblood3127]

How long did it take to save all those up ?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

would rather be fishing those are just what I have found and bought this year

[@martinspijker9661]

what is theseller doing with the antlers? thnx

[@greysonroberts3943]

I think they sell them for decoration and they also use them in a Chinese medicine

[@montanamayhem5983]

Whoop whoop.

[@shednesshunting2578]

How much cash you get broski

[@shedcrazyofficial]

shedness hunting about 2k profit on my antler, and between 500-1k on the stuff I bought. Total sale was just under 9k

[@normanesimms6792]

You didn't say how much you got for all that bone! Not my business anyway. I can't believe you parted with so many awesome sheds wow! I've heard of 1 guy buying Brown's at 25$ per pound! In Alberta.

[@shedcrazyofficial]

I hear rumors like that every year. You can find guys paying primo prices but they aren’t buying quantity. Just a few here and there

[@normanesimms6792]

Shedcrazy thanks for the reply shedcrazy. Keep on the shed hunting brother it's so fun!

[@rockhunter6260]

That's a lot like selling furs. I think the more competition the better off the seller will be👍🏻

[@jasonnester9514]

Can I buy a brown elk shed of u and have it shipped here to Ohio I love shed hunting but alas we only have deer

[@shedcrazyofficial]

I don’t like dealing with the shipping, it usually makes it not worth doing, but you can find them on eBay!

[@jasonnester9514]

Yup

[@kevinhagen6335]

Just give me a quote so I can get in the ballpark so I know if I'm getting ripped off a b and c

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Elk right now should be about 14, 9, 3 deer should be like 9 6 2

[@kevinhagen6335]

Shedcrazy thanks man heading to Montana next week for elk and mule deer!

[@mlan2737]

How much did you make from that?

[@wesmoon856]

He's my neighbor lol.

[@reeloutdoorsdad7560]

How much did all that antler weigh?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

David Schmidt about 750 lbs

[@shedacious6063]

What is the minimum amount of poundage you sell at?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Just depends, I’ll sell whatever I have when my buyer comes trough

[@sharonthorp3613]

On a average about how much is a pound worth if u dont mind me asking. I have thought about selling out. WoW that was ALOT of antlers lol there was know telling how many pounds their was. That's one of my favorite things to do. Unfortunately I got paralyzed in 2017 so I'm know longer able to do it. But I still hunt every chance I get lol nothing stops me just gta do things a lil different. Thanks for the video I enjoyed it!!

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Hey Sharon! Sheds vary greatly in price depending on where you’re located and time of year. Brown elk is about $12 a lb in Utah right now. Glad to hear you are still able to enjoy the outdoors! Appreciate the comment and kind words

[@Astroboy_91x]

Wow that's alot of antlers. How much does all that go for? You don't have to tell me how much you got just in general lol

[@albertledesma5173]

Not hatin, i promise, but I’m wondering why Jarred didn’t want his face shown? Makes you wonder a little.

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Never asked me to no show his his face, he has his own KZbin channel, I just was busy stacking antler and didn’t film that part of it.

[@judybramlage9304]

Why not cut them into pieces for dog bones and sell them to pet stores? That's where I buy mine when I can afford them for my 4 standard poodles.

[@3o7killer7]

There's are 4 classes of horn brownies, hard whites ,whites and chalk. ,Lol. you Rookie. Haaaaa.

[@shedcrazyofficial]

You’re getting ripped off homie! Three classes

[@scottparrish2422]

You didn’t say what you got you must be the shyster

[@jasonnester9514]

What do people do with em when they buy em

[@HDDynalowrider]

Chandeliers..other decoration...japanese eat them to bang longer..

[@jasonnester9514]

That’s all truck load of hard ons

[@lsoutdoors2354]

Awesome I was wondering how they did it

[@jamessammann9183]

50.000 worth of bone

[@amnaproductions331]

#1 You forgot to mention how much per pound he was paying for each grade ! And #2 to promote your buyer !! Lol

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Elk should be 13-14, 9-10, 3-4 for brown, hard white and chalk. They vary a little by areas. I sell to Great Basin Antler buyer, Jared Steele

[@amnaproductions331]

And boom there you have it folks !!

[@natruallover511]

Hi