Brow tines

Brow tines

The tines on an elk's or deer's antlers that are closest to the skull. In Colorado, for example, bull elk must have a 5-inch brow tine in many areas to be considered a legal bull during the rifle season. When counting a mule deer's antler points, brow tines are not counted, according to Western tradition.

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