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Topic: Rules on Shed Antler Collection  (Read 606 times)

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Hojoman

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November 1, 2012

Question: What are the rules on shed antler collection in wildlife areas, refuges, parks, BLM and Forest Service properties? What are DFG’s policies on these different properties? (Kevin T., Shasta)

Answer: Generally, the Fish and Game Code and its implementing regulations do not prohibit the collection of shed antlers. However, there are restrictions as to where you can collect them. While it’s ok to collect them on private property or BLM and Forest Service lands, in many cases it is against the law or the rules to collect them from other public lands, such as wildlife areas, wildlife refuges, state and national parks, etc. Most of these areas do not allow any collecting of anything by the public without scientific collection permits.


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Great topic Howard!
My father in law is an avid Elk shed collector. Helps him see patterns in the areas where they shed. Collects data from it also. He is a wildlife biologist for the State of Colorado.
And he is making a really great chandelier for his study.
Matt