Photographer Will Stenberg saw these two young bucks, and then a third, last week on the Grand Portage Trail at Jay Cooke State Park. "They were getting near the river when I saw them, likely to get water." According to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, whitetail bucks begin growing new antlers in late spring from pedicles on the skull and are initially soft and full of...
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