* White-tailed deer
* Mule deer
* Elk
* Moose
* Red deer
* Reindeer
* Fallow deer
* Sika deer
* Axis deer
* and many others.
Antlers are a secondary sexual characteristic that are shed and regrown annually. They are used for display, competition for mates, and fighting.
It is important to note:
* Some female deer species, like reindeer, also grow antlers, although they are usually smaller than those of males.
* The antlers are shed and regrown on a yearly cycle, typically in the late fall or early winter.
* The new antlers grow rapidly and are covered in a soft, velvety layer called "velvet."
* The velvet is shed as the antlers harden.
If you're ever unsure about whether a particular deer species sheds its antlers, it's safe to assume that all males do.