.....because I haven't been looking here

Every year when I look at aerial photo's of this shed area I always convince myself not to waste time in this one little swampy brushy corner because the few times I've walked the edge it was knee deep mud. Today I came across a mainline elk trail that led me right in to it.
I immediately noticed that it was thick with skunk cabbage, and all of the new shoots had the tops freshly bitten off. It dawned on me that the elk probably congregate here every year when the skunk cabbage starts to sprout, and if they're still packing antlers they're probably gonna drop em there. I found all 6 of these sheds within 25 yds of each other and 3 other chewed up chunks of antler. I'm pretty sure at least two of these old ones would have matched up sides from previous years and the fresh one matches up one I found two weeks ago!! I didn't spend too much time looking around because I was pretty sure the bulls were close by...and I still have antlers unaccounted for.
So, if you're on the west side and you know where a good skunk cabbage filled swamp is...and it's near an area used by elk...go check it out.