A mule deer buck with antlers in velvet. Antlered animals grow new antlers every year and require a layer of skin called velvet to nourish the antlers as they grow. By the end of summer the velvet dies off exposing the antlers for the mating season.
This buck was next to the road in Yellowstone National Park.
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