SETx sheds

[GarGuy]

Several of my bucks in Houston co are shed. i had two shed last week in Dec as well. Happens every year here.

[GoneSouth]

Everything I'm seeing in Jasper county is still holding on. (as of yesterday). Matter of fact, I found a fresh scrape yesterday at one of my feeders.

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That’s most likely a social scrape, deer make and use these year round.

[LivinADream]

That’s most likely a social scrape, deer make and use these year round.

Very possible.

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[alack392]

I had my first one show up Saturday night without his headgear. Sabine County.

[TWOHunter]

My first pic in Newton county of a buck that shed his horns was on 1/28

[Big pig]

I never have opossums under my feeders.
They eating corn or something else

I didn’t see any horns in Leon county this weekend.
But most deer I saw were after dark or far off.

[lovemylegacy]

My first pic in Newton county of a buck that shed his horns was on 1/28

Ahhhh, thank you!

[Razrbk89]

Different area, but I found some around the house yesterday morning. Had pretty good luck but didn’t find a matching set!

Going to go walk at deer camp one day this week to see what I can gather up. I’d say all of ours will be shed in the next week or so.

[lovemylegacy]

Now you just showing off.

[Etxbuckman]

I don't know how anybody can purposely find sheds in east TX, especially the pine thickets. I scour SMZ's and the edges and haven't found one in 7 or 8 years. That one just happened to be laying right underneath my feeder.

[Razrbk89]

Now you just showing off.

I’ll freely admit that it’s much more luck than skill.

I find them in plots and fields, I barely even look in the woods unless it’s on a trail. Just too hard for me to see them with my vision.

I typically have a pretty good number of bucks hitting my plots this time of year so that increases my chances of easy finds.

[lovemylegacy]

I don't know how anybody can purposely find sheds in east TX, especially the pine thickets. I scour SMZ's and the edges and haven't found one in 7 or 8 years. That one just happened to be laying right underneath my feeder.

You can. Admittedly it isn't like Midwest shed hunting, but you can do it. Clearcuts, fifth rows, trails, bedding areas. I found 3 consecutive year sheds from the same buck in the same place. So if I can do it, you can do. You must cover a lot of ground.