Here is a photo of Tangle’s and Tumble’s Sheds. Even though they are twins, Tangle had the bigger rack. The antlers came off quite easily when I remembered to turn them counter clockwise, but they aren’t wanting to go back on. The Whitetails lose their rack at the beginning of March while the Fallows are usually early April. Tangle is also the friendlier of the two boys who likes to get scratches and pets. Tumble is more stand offish, on which he might get maybe five feet away before he runs off. Tangle got instantly people friendly almost right away after being rescued from being tangled up in vines. We knew there was a problem when he started following us around including going through the fence and trying to get into the house. We decided that he had to come in so he would wander onto the highway. I also said that where there is one, that there is another. So I found Tumble who was hiding under the car port. He was also brought in where the mother came in and out threw the day doing her mom duties. Unlike a couple of their other brothers, these two have decided that they like life better living in my pasture knowing that they can hop the fence whenever they want. Tangle has never hopped the fence where Tumble might go adventuring into the neighbor’s yard every once in a while. Their younger sister Ivy also hangs around along with the youngest sister Logan who is very curious. Eventually she will be taking treats out of the hands but she has to do it when the mean fallows hogging all of the treats.