Yes bucks (male reindeers) do shed their antlers every year.
Yes. All species of deer lose their antlers and then grow back new bigger ones.
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Bucks rub their antlers on small, flexible trees in order to rub off the velvet that initially covers them. During rut, bucks rub their antlers on trees to attract receptive doe's and to demarcate territory and warn other bucks to stay away.
Bucks rub their antlers on small, flexible trees in order to rub off the velvet that initially covers them. During rut, bucks rub their antlers on trees to attract receptive doe's and to demarcate territory and warn other bucks to stay away.
No. Female or cow moose never grow antlers to begin with, thus they cannot lose them if they cannot grow them.
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No. Only those bucks that are over a year old have antlers. Young male fawns do not have antlers.
Bucks use antlers as a means to show other bucks they are stronger and bigger than them, and use them to attract does to mate. Deer are not the only species to have antlers; moose, elk, reindeer and caribou also have antlers that are grown and used in the same way. Pronghorns, though not a part of the deer species, also regrow their "antlers" (actually called horns) every year.to show that they are a male and to defend them self.
Yes, bucks are male deer so they have antlers
u call them with a doe call. . Rattle with a pair of antlers.
All kinds of reindeer grow and lose their antlers: for old males they fall off in December, for young males in early spring, and for females in the summer.