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Ever wonder why moose shed their antlers each year? In this video, we explore the fascinating biology behind antler loss, when and how it happens, and why it’s actually a sign of health and survival.

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Deer, elk, and moose shed their antlers each year and for many Montanans trying to find them becomes a spring tradition.

Darrin Moffett of Fargo began applying for North Dakota’s “big three” licenses – elk, moose and bighorn sheep – in 1979.

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The antlers that weigh heavy on our deer, elk, and moose are not easy to make, and yet they are shed and regrown every year. These bony accessories are the fastest-growing tissue in the natural world.