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antler

[ant-ler] / ˈænt lər /
NOUN
deciduous horn
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He’s an avid hunter and also enjoys collecting “sheds,” antlers dropped annually by deer and elk.

From Los Angeles Times

One day the Scot suggests a way the brothers might supplement their income: “I could sell as many elk antlers as I could possibly get my hands on. At a good price too.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"He was a lovely stag with a beautiful pair of antlers and was a big favourite with the public who walk through the park."

From BBC

Mule deer — with their white hindquarters and regal antlers — were first brought to the island in 1928 as game animals, according to Barton.

From Los Angeles Times

It ebbs around an elk’s skull, five-point antlers still attached, and a muzzle loader hanging on the wall.

From Los Angeles Times