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matures, in general, yearly \ ^ males sprout a single tine spike. Two year olds have several points or divisions.
The size and complexity of the antlers increases until a peak at about six to eight years of age. At this point the antlers are the best they will ever be. After this age the deer may produce no more than simple spikes or buttons.
After the breeding season, the mature male deer cast or shed their
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