Any velvet shedding yet ?

I havent seen any

Seeing hard and velvet

Velvet's gone on 2/3s of what I'm seeing

I will expect to see on before next Friday on cams here. I have every year since 2012. A lot of the ones are shedding their summer hair coats and that means the velvet will come off right after the new fall coat is in.

Normally another week or two in our area.

Checked cameras today, all still in velvet.

Not yet but give it 10 days. My trail cams every year tell me the last few days of August.

Hard horned and starting to chase a little in Matagorda.

All my regulars are still in velvet in far Eastern Bexar county as of this morning.

As of last Tuesday all still had velvet.

All still in velvet in Dickens county......

I have a few ...expect many more this weekend.

None here yet as of this morning. If we get some rain early next week there will be at least one that will shed his velvet here.

Checked my cameras this morning. Still in velvet here in east tx.

saw a decent buck last week end near Lake of the Pines rubbing velvet.

Pulled cam pictures yesterday. Still in velvet in Montague county.

I have seen a few in Van Zandt county

We have one on camera now in Clay County that has lost his velvet

I wouldn't hold my breath stxr!

First hard horn on cams this year. As a matter of fact it is the same buck that was the first on trail cams last year in hard horn and at the same feeder. Within 2 days of the same day as last year.

nice

One of my old regulars showed up tonight. First time I have seen him this year and the first one I have seen to lose his velvet. They still look red and raw. All his buddies still have theirs. Sorry the photo is not better.

great pic ole shakie

Pretty deer

No doubt he is fresh shed.

Pulled cards this weekend, first (and only) shedder was 8/29 - Mills county.

I am starting to see some deer shedding velvet/without in southern oklahoma. I always expect to see it start around this time of year

Had one on 8-27.

Can't wait to check my camera on thursday.

Two of my 'every day' bucks showed up after this morning before daylight hard horned.
Both these bucks were in full velvet just after dark last night. Sure didn't take them long to rub out.

still velvet in NE Parker....any day now

Had a second one that shed the velvet show on camera two nights ago.

I had one 8pt out of about 20 different bucks that was hard horn when I checked my cams last weekend.

Everything on camera at Round Mountain (Blanco Co.) as of this Sunday was still in velvet.

Spent the last day half at our place in Mason and every buck is full velvet still.

This one 2 days ago. No others yet.

Seeing both.

Saw three sets of hard antlers yesterday in NB. None yet in South TX.

Shedding definitely around St Jo.

Saw two real nice bucks in Mills County this past weekend and both hard antlered but still bachelor grouped with younger bucks still in velvet.

This rain and cold weather with great timing will have a lot stripping the velvet off. From today forward for the next few days most will strip the velvet off in many areas.

Here's a progression set of cam pics

Lots of shedding the 21st-25th on my place

Just checked trail cams and have a little under half of the bucks on cam out of velvet as of this morning. I would think by Sunday here that 75%-80% will be out of velvet.

Was in Foard County last weekend and I'd say 80% are hard antlered. The bigger ones should shed this week.

I was in Junction, TX this past weekend and *all* whitetail bucks we saw (several dozen) were hard antlered.

All 4 seen in concho co were hard horned Saturday

About 50/50 here in Comal County.

First morning with no velvet in any of the downloaded photos.

All my photos now show only hard antlers in Houston County.

All bucks completely clean in Concho County.

Duval Co. First hard horn on cam was 9/13 with several others 9/20 but still about 1/2 in velvet.

It appears that the velvet is gone from the local bucks.

Still getting new fawns, which seems odd.

All the recent pics I've seen and the bucks that I've seen are all hard horned in Carta Valley