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When it comes to Paphiopedilums beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder.

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My neighbor has kept track of the buck belonging to these antlers. He says it is 7 years old. Though a hunter he has a soft spot for this animal he has photographed for years. He followed his trail to find the complete antler set just a month ago. The lower one is one I found in our woods 2 years ago. By the shape he says it is the same animal.I think they are beautiful and very cool.
 
catjac1975 said:
View attachment 18793 My neighbor has kept track of the buck belonging to these antlers. He says it is 7 years old. Though a hunter he has a soft spot for this animal he has photographed for years. He followed his trail to find the complete antler set just a month ago. The lower one is one I found in our woods 2 years ago. By the shape he says it is the same animal.I think they are beautiful and very cool.
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I think it's amazing that they keep the same pattern of points throughout their life. So you can get to know individuals by their rack pattern.
We have one shed moose antler that Kid#2 found in our woods several years ago. The neighbors have what we think is his other half, dropped on their property.
 
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