Paul Fife takes March off every year to roam Utah in search of antlers shed by big game over winter. This is when bull elk begin dropping their bony headgear, offering outdoor enthusiasts a chance for a little treasure hunting during the off-season.
“I enjoy it because it gets me outside and get exercise, and yes I make a buck off it,” said Fife, a Postal Service worker based in Cedar City. “The competition for these darn things is fierce. It’s almost like they are magical things left in the mou...
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