Just checked game cams. Seems about half the bucks have dropped. That's right on time for this area (Breckenridge).

Mixed bag in San Saba county, picked up 3 sheds, had pics of bucke that had shed, but most still had the headgear.

75% or more of ours still have their horns, both big and small

Just saw a nice 8 at the feeder behind the house this morning, still holding horns.

I expect in the next 2 weeks you will see fewer and fewer still carrying the horns. I have seen a few still have their horns in mid April though.

STX may correct me but I seem to remember that physically stressed bucks tend to shed earlier than bucks that come through the Winter in good condition. In bad years I recall seeing bucks that had shed in January.

They will hold them well into march when the weather is extra mild like it has been

I saw 2 bucks with antlers on April 22 years back.

In Hamilton County I in the late 90s mid April while turkey hunting had 2 mature bucks stroll through one with full head gear still on the other with a couple inches of new growth already. They shed when they shed

still got horns in Anderson

Mills County this morning!

Six bucks last night. Most had antlers. Was difficult to confirm through the thermal

Had a 1 horned 8pt walk through the yard yesterday.

There was a 8 point road killed deer on the way to work this morning in Tyler.

I pulled pics from a cam at my Lowake lease in Concho County today. Lots of buck pics. All still have antlers.

Saw a solid 8-point in my community a week ago also, figured they woulda dropped by now. who knows!

I've seen them into April in Mills county. However, I think I have my first known shedder on cam this morning.

Had a bachelor group of bucks come through the front yard this morning, all hornless.

I was at my lease 2 days ago and saw 1 buck with horns still. I also saw several pictures of a buck with no horns that appeared to have a broken leg or dislocated shoulder. Not happy.

Last week in montague county had pics of both horned and non bucks

Had a buck show up earlier today and only had the right side antler remaining. Wishing he would shed the other while I was watching but, nope.

Based on what I'm seeing and reports of what other people are seeing across Texas I would say about 50 percent of deer have shed and another 50 percent have not shed yet. I found my first shed of the year last week.

March 13, Concho County. Several bucks on camera. All had antlers.

I have found fresh sheds, in a feed pen, in June one year, in Val Verde County.

Just got back from ranch in Bee county camera's showed horns still on as of 3/15.

Menard County, about 50:50 horned and shed