Tracking Deer for Fallen Antlers

53 Waters Road,Sutton MA 01590

21 February, 2022

Description

Learn the best ways to find fallen deer antlers for crafting or dog treats! We will track deer in the woods and go over lots of tips &tricks Whitetail deer shed their antlers every year- they are a fun treasure to find, great for crafting and make a nutritious treat for your dog! Learn how to track deer in the forest and many tips and tricks necessary to help you become a successful deer antler forager as we hike in the woods. Whitetail Deer antlers have all the nutrition of bone without the safety hazards for your dog- your friendly leashed dog is welcome to join us! Wear good winter outerwear for thorns/branches and boots for hiking wildlife paths. Some areas may be rocky/muddy/steep, hiking ranges from easy to moderate in some areas. Kids under 5 are free with Adult ticket. Proceeds will benefit Waters Farm Preservation, help preserve this beautiful historic farm and forest! Rachel Goclawski, Forager and Massachusetts Certified Educator, state-certified in Mushrooming, is a Programming Partner with the Museum of Natural History, Girl Scouts of Eastern MA, Sudbury Valley Trustees and Waters Farm Preservation. Rachel comes from a long line of foragers, including her great-grandfather, Dr. Arthur W. Fairbanks, founder of the Boston Mycological Club in the 1800's. Rachel is a Contributing Writer for “Now, Forager” in The Cook’s Cook Magazine, and has been featured in The Boston Globe, Bay State Parents Magazine, Worcester Telegram and Gazette, Millbury-Sutton Chronicle, Television Documentaries, and other media/print.