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Interesting velvet shedding sequence
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<blockquote data-quote="Ski" data-source="post: 5715662" data-attributes="member: 20583"><p>Huh, never seen that before. Nature is amazing. Seems velvet sends back a whole lot more information to the brain than just pain & sensitivity. What you're suggesting (and I think you're apparently correct) would be that his brain shut off velvet life only on one side. Would explain why we sometimes see racks with one side seemingly underdeveloped, or antler tips that are blunted instead of sharp, but no apparent damage causing it. I was always under the impression that testosterone spike is what spurred velvet shed. Perhaps it's a more intricate process and the testosterone spike coincides, not causes???</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ski, post: 5715662, member: 20583"] Huh, never seen that before. Nature is amazing. Seems velvet sends back a whole lot more information to the brain than just pain & sensitivity. What you're suggesting (and I think you're apparently correct) would be that his brain shut off velvet life only on one side. Would explain why we sometimes see racks with one side seemingly underdeveloped, or antler tips that are blunted instead of sharp, but no apparent damage causing it. I was always under the impression that testosterone spike is what spurred velvet shed. Perhaps it's a more intricate process and the testosterone spike coincides, not causes??? [/QUOTE]
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