Instructions
Walk through fields where deer have fed during the winter months. Harvested cornfields are popular places. You can tell deer have been there by the worn-down paths they created. Scour the grounds for deer shed antlers. Since they're dull in color, and are sometimes small, deer antlers can easily blend in with their surroundings.
Check along fences in fields. The impact of a deer hitting the ground after it has jumped across a fence can make it lose its already loose antlers.
Look for deer antlers in the woods, in places where the animals frequent. Look for beaten-down paths that show a deer's well-traveled routes. Common spots that deer visit frequently are food and water sources, and out-of-the-way places to bed down. Search groves of trees and brushy areas to find deer shed antlers.