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do female reindeer shed antlers

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Yes, female reindeer, also known as does, do shed their antlers just like male reindeer, or bucks. Both males and females shed their antlers annually as part of their natural growth cycle. The antlers are a secondary sex characteristic in reindeer, and the shedding process helps prepare for the upcoming mating season, also known as the rut. The antlers are typically shed between January and March, although the timing can vary depending on the region. The does' antlers are typically smaller and thinner than the bucks' antlers, and they often shed their antlers before the males do.
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