Yes. Both sexes grow new antlers every year, underneath protective fur called velvet. When the antlers have finished growing, the velvet falls off. After the mating season, the antlers fall off.
Antlers
Yes bucks (male reindeers) do shed their antlers every year.
reindeers
Yes They do.
no, they dont have antlers
Animals living in the woods, such as reindeers have antlers.
Yes but no yes they should unless they lost it fighting, the one that has antlers are basiclly reindeers.
None of them. They all shed their antlers every year and regrow them back again.
None. Because that time of the year the males would have dropped their antlers.
The fur-like soft stuff is called 'velvet.'
Deer shed their antlers annually for the regeneration, or re-growth, of new ones. The entire shedding process takes two to three weeks to complete, and the re-growth phase takes place over the summer. The docile male deer that, with the exception of the male and the female reindeer, solely sports antlers, sheds them between January and April, after the autumn mating season draws to a close. He can do without antlers at this time, because his need for them in prior months, to attract and to impress females for his harem of mates, and to fight with his competitors for the females affections, no longer exists.
Moose typically shed their antlers in the late fall or early winter, around November or December. This shedding process is triggered by changes in daylight and hormone levels. Once shed, moose will begin growing new antlers for the next mating season.