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As a deer farmer, how often have you thought, “If only I had a little more money, I could buy a better breeding buck, A.I. my does, expand my facilities or do a lot more marketing?” Money is the fuel that drives business, and for most of us, there never seems to be . . . → Read More: Some Thoughts on Investors Velvet Antlers A University of Saskatchewan professor of physiology has found scientific evidence that elk velvet antler (EVA) may protect the liver from disease. Dr. Susan Hemmings, who has established a research program committed to assessing the impact of nutraceuticals on the liver, is a professor in the Department of Physiology . . . → Read More: Velvet antler protects the liver Elk Buck Velvet antler competitions have become some of the most interesting, exciting and financially rewarding aspects of the elk farming industry. They are great social events, they allow breeders and buyers to compare the relative genetic merit of various breeding programs and they are a tremendous marketing tool. Winning a . . . → Read More: Judging elk antlers Red Deer Stag Velvet There is no point in spending time, effort and money developing a good antler crop only to have the antlers lose value through improper handling technique and poor hygiene. This section covers steps necessary to maintain antler quality during and after harvest. Quality assurance procedures including . . . → Read More: Velvet Antler Handling Reindeer Value of Antlers
Antlers of various forms, from natural sheds to trophy heads have always had a value. Shed antlers are used in a variety of crafts, from the making of chandeliers and furniture to candle holders and earrings. Trophy antlers are always in demand for head mounts and hunting.The . . . → Read More: Reindeer Antler Production |
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