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      Whitetail Deer: Antlers
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      • There is none. The terms are interchangeable.

      • Antlers are shed annually, but horns are not.

      • Horns grow much faster than antlers.

      • Juvenile deer have horns, but adults have antlers.

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      1. What's the difference between antlers and horns?
        1. There is none. The terms are interchangeable.
        2. Antlers are shed annually, but horns are not.
        3. Horns grow much faster than antlers.
        4. Juvenile deer have horns, but adults have antlers.

        1. Antlers are shed annually, but horns are not.

      2. The base of a whitetail's antlers are located:
        1. In front of the ears
        2. Behind the ears

        1. The correct answer is in front of the ears.

      3. Antler growth is triggered by:
        1. Food availability
        2. Winter severity
        3. Photoperiodism
        4. The age of the deer

        1. The start of antler growth is a response to photoperiodism. Photoperiodism is the growth, development, or other responses of organisms to the length of night or day or both.

      4. In the field, the age of a buck can be determined by:
        1. Measuring the length of the antler's main beam
        2. Counting the number of antler points
        3. Measuring the diameter of the antler near its base
        4. None of the above

        1. No single factor can be used to conclusively judge the age of a deer in the field.

      5. Maximum antler growth usually occurs when the buck is:
        1. 1 to 2 years old
        2. 4 to 8 years old
        3. 9 to 10 years old
        4. 10.5 years or older

        1. A deer completes it's full body development at around age 5. It's during this same time period when it grows it's best rack.

      6. The size of a buck's rack is usually determined by:
        1. Age
        2. Climate
        3. Coat color
        4. Genetics and nutrition

        1. The growth process can vary greatly depending upon the genes and nutrition of the deer.

      7. The "stain" or color of a buck's rack is determined by:
        1. The amount and quality of food eaten
        2. Age of the buck
        3. Amount of hemoglobin supplied to antlers during growth
        4. Type of vegetation rubbed during the rut

        1. Color is determined by the amount of hemoglobin supplied to the antlers during growth.

      8. The basic shape of a buck's rack is:
        1. Basically the same each year, but gets progressively larger
        2. Larger each year with different shapes
        3. The same each year, but declines in size after their prime
        4. Different sizes every year with different shapes

        1. The shape of a buck's rack is basically the same each year until the prime of life, then it declines in size.

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