Antler Products

The moose antler buttons are sold individually. These buttons are palm cut and preserve the natural beauty of the moose palm. They have two holes. The size is measured in line with the button holes.

The moose antler buttons are sold individually. These buttons are palm cut and preserve the natural beauty of the moose palm. They have two holes. The size is measured in line with the button holes.

This is an assortment of polished antler scrap pieces from white tail and mule deers. They come in varying sizes and are ideal for craft projects. All shipments outside of the U.S. require U.S. Fish and Wildlife export clearance. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15, 2015 that it is okay to sell white tail deer antler to California because the species is not native to that state. ...

These buttons are made from polished antler tips. They average 2.5" (6.35 cm) long.No shipments to Canada due to changing legislation.

We get a limited supply of polished elk antler crowns, also called burrs and buttons. There is no sealant on the crowns. Elk are not an endangered species. Not for sale in California.

We get a limited supply of polished elk antler crowns, also called burrs and buttons. There is no sealant on the crowns. Elk are not an endangered species. Not for sale in California.

We get a limited supply of rough elk antler crowns, also called burrs and buttons. There is no sealant on the crowns. Samples sizes are about 2.5" by 3" in diameter and between 1/2" to 3/4" thick. Average weight of 0.124 pounds each. The crowns are sold by the piece. Elk are not an endangered species. Not for sale in California.

This is an assortment of tumbled antler scrap pieces from white tail and mule deers. They come in varying sizes and shapes, and are ideal for craft projects. All shipments outside of the U.S. require U.S. Fish and Wildlife export clearance. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15, 2015 that it is okay to sell white tail deer antler to California because the species is not native to that state. ...

Weathered antler is old antler that is suitable for craft projects and decoration. It is a mix of white tail deer, mule deer and elk. It is somewhat chalky; this is not hard antler. They are approximately 1 pound per piece, however, sizes do vary and some may weigh more or less. We have had pieces that weighed 3 pounds before. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15, 2015 that it is okay to sell white tail deer antler to...

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.