Ethical Pursuit Outdoors closes in on 75 sheds as green-up begins

Sixty antlers are on the board, and Ethical Pursuit Outdoors is still pressing toward 75. The latest progress update, "Shed Hunting 2026! Antlers (46-60)," turns the season into a live scoreboard just as green-up starts to squeeze the easy late-season miles that usually produce the cleanest shed walks.

The channel's message is plain: the grind is still on. In the video description, the creator says he is "continuing to grind it out every second I can," adds that green-up is "right around the corner," and keeps the 75-shed goal in place. That puts the latest upload in a different lane from a stand-alone shed-finding clip. It is another checkpoint in a numbered chase, with the count moving from Antlers (1-5) to (6-9), (10-33), (34-45) and now (46-60) across Ethical Pursuit Outdoors' 2026 series.

That structure gives the run its pull. Each new upload marks progress, but it also shows how much room is left before the finish line. At 60 sheds, the season is deep enough to prove consistency and late enough for every remaining walk to carry more weight. The closer green-up gets, the more that tally becomes a measure of pace as much as production.

National Deer Association guidance helps explain why the countdown matters. The group says shed hunting is most effective after most or all bucks have dropped antlers, and trail cameras can help track when that window opens. It also notes that most bucks cast their antlers in January and February, then begin growing new ones again in March and April. In other words, the best weeks for finding bone do not last long once spring growth starts taking over.

That makes the 75-shed target feel like a real season marker, not just a number in a title. Ethical Pursuit Outdoors has built the 2026 run as a running total, and 46-60 keeps the chase alive with the woods changing fast around it. From here, every extra shed has a little more scoreboard value because the window is narrowing at the same time.