antlers

The toss of the antlers to meet the stroke drew the man up standing.

I could feel the hairy shoulder of the moose and across his antlers Nukéwis calling me.

But then they never have an uncle with antlers; nor a personal friend who is an otter.

Antlers grew from his head, and his whole body was not that of a man, but that of a deer.

He can run, he has no antlers, and he has not been in the smoke.

They put the antlers down on the ground to mark the starting point.

The Indian thrust the toe of his moccasin against the buck's antlers.

He overcame him in the end with a weapon made of stags' antlers.

The so-called horns of all the Deer family are antlers and are not hollow.

When Lightfoot's antlers are covered with this, they are said to be in the velvet state.