It only took 11 years.
It finally happened.
I witnessed a deer drop an antler.
A herd lives on our property all winter. The outliers start dropping in January but most make it until March.
It's very snowy this year so I hadn't found any antlers yet. Deer start showing up with one antler, letting me know there is a prize out there somewhere.
You'd think that by feeding them, they'd leave us a tip by dropping in our yard.
Not really.
Maybe 20% of the antlers land on our property. The rest are somewhere in their couple-square-mile range.
This deer had one antler left so I knew he was due. Plus he was shaking his head like they do when the antler gets itchy just before it drops.
So I kept an eye on him.
Sure enough, he jumped off a retaining wall, shook his head & the antler dropped off.
Right in my driveway, thank you very much.
Statistically, when you consider they can prance around with one antler for days, wandering throughout a large range, it's nearly impossible to be there to see the thing fall off.
These are the kind of observations you have time to make when you're free of a work schedule.
Decades ago, when I was unhappily employed in Florida, I dreamed of seeing a single deer. Now I regularly stand in the midst of 30 of them. Right in my yard.
Such is the power of dreams.
Access the full story of this deer manifestation here: Swimming in Deer
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