Junction, Texas: Deer Antlers - Deer Horn Tree
What do you do with the antlers from dead deer around Junction? Pile them into a tree! Called the Deer Horn Tree, it's decorated at Christmastime.
- Address:
- 1502 Main St., Junction, TX
- Directions:
- I-10 exit 456 or 457. Drive into town on Main St. The Tree is on the west side of town, on the north side of the road, at 15th St -- in front of Kimble Processing.
- Phone:
- 325-446-2826
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It's next to a taxidermy shop for deer. Antlers are intertwined to form a large tree -- cone shaped -- in front of the shop. Cute and morbid at same time! Glad we stopped. Much needed break and entertainment.
[Dan, 05/21/2022]
Very underwhelming! Bits of tree or green plant are growing around some of the antlers. Re-bar can be seen behind the old antlers. Still, we took our picture in front of the tree.
[Jan Dunlap, 11/24/2020]
The Deer Horn Tree was created in 1968 by the Kimble Business and Professional Women's Club in Junction, which has one of the state's more popular areas for hunting. It is about 12 feet high, with deer antlers all over the tree. It looks like a Christmas tree, and during the holidays an electric star is placed on top. It is estimated that the county's whitetail deer population is one animal for every 7.5 acres of land.
[Christy Miers, 03/11/2014]
It is about 12 ft. high, and the sign calls it the "The Deer Horn Tree."
[David Meznarich, 08/16/2010]An Antler Tree made entirely of deer antlers has been a fixture in this town for many years. A popular deer hunting destination, the Antler Tree welcomes hunters to the quaint town.
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It looks like a gray Christmas tree, and during the holidays an electric star is placed on top. Roughly 12 feet tall, erected in the 1960s by the Kimble Business and Professional Women's Club.