With the coming of fall the deer have developed a new set of antlers and are getting ready for mating season. At Greg and Linda Saylor's deer farm it's time to remove the antlers from their deer for the safety of both people and other deer.
The first step in the removal process is to dart the deer so it can be caught and handled.
Once the deer is subdued and blindfolded, the antlers are cut off with an electric saw. After the antlers are removed the deer is given a series of shots and watched for the remainder of the day to be sure the deer is OK.
Photos provided by Greg and Linda Saylor
27 September 2010
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does it bleed?
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