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be considered a large deer.
The buck is easy to identify in the summer and fall because they grow a set of antlers each year, also called a rack. The rack is made of bone and has points, called tines. Many tines on a buck’s rack tell us that the deer is healthy and lives in a good habitat. A buck’s antlers reach full growth in the fall.
You may see a buck rubbing his antlers on a tree in early fall to get rid of i *
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