I found my first shed saturday. A nice tall 4 pointed left side of a buck I've got trail cam pics of. I spent most of the day to

[FairChase]

I found my first shed saturday. A nice tall 4 pointed left side of a buck I've got trail cam pics of. I spent most of the day today looking for his right side. For you veteran shed hunters, How often do you find the other side? How far apart on average? And if one side is loose does that mean the other side is also? Thanks

[herbie57_57]

In my experience if its one I want the match to I won't find it. I have found some right on top of each other and others 1/2 mi appart, my rattling horns that I use were that far apart, I would say for every 5 sheds I will find 1 pair.

[CPT BRAD]

I'm no expert but usually when they lose one the other will fall in a few days to a week. I'd say within a 1/4 mile more or less. theres really no way to tell though

[Beekeeper]

I have found them 10 feet apart on several ocassions but most time they fall some distance or even days apart. I watched a buck several years back carry his left side for over two weeks after dropping the right. I saw the right side fall off on landing as he jumped a fence coming into a pasture. He finally knocked the right side off on the cover of a mineral box meant for cattle. The box was 1/2 mile away.

[kolbster]

i have found lots of sheds but never any pairs.

[mdhager115]

You gotta look hard in a 300 yrd diameter from the first side. Its hard to do, but worth it.

[Big C]

The two sides may not be very far apart but they can still be very difficult to find, especially if the area is thick and you cannot cover much ground in a short amount of time.

[rudyglove27]

$$$

[rudyglove27]

$$$

[rudyglove27]

$$$

[rudyglove27]

No pairs!

[rudyglove27]

No pairs!