Leavenworth Reindeer Farm is committed to the conservation and recovery of caribou through our partnership with The Caribou Conservation Alliance. Proceeds from our biannual Caribou Conservation Antler Raffle go toward these efforts.
To purchase a $5 Raffle Ticket, CLICK HERE.
Winners announced twice a year – December 1st and June 6 (World Caribou Day). Leavenworth Reindeer Farm will cover the shipping costs to send a set of naturally shed reindeer antlers anywhere in the world for our winners. 2 Runner-Ups will be chosen each time to receive a merchandise or ticket credit of $100 USD. You may purchase as many Raffle Tickets as you want. Each ticket equals one entry.
All reindeer antlers raffled are naturally shed by a member of our herd. Reindeer are the only species of deer where both male AND female will grow antlers. Antlers are the fastest growing living tissue of any mammal on Planet Earth. They can grow up to 1 inch a day! Babies begin to grow their first set of antlers at just 4 weeks old! Reindeer bulls will outgrow everything in antler size except for a full-grown moose. They can carry up to 30 lbs of antler at 5 years old!
To learn more about Caribou Recovery, visit these news links:
U.S. boosts caribou protections a year after relocating the last Lower 48 caribou to Canada
Only 3 Caribou Remaining in South Selkirks Herd
BC announces wolf cull to protect endangered Selkirks caribou
All reindeer antlers raffled are naturally shed by a member of our herd. Reindeer are the only species of deer where both male AND female will grow antlers. Antlers are the fastest growing living tissue of any mammal on Planet Earth. They can grow up to 1 inch a day! Babies begin to grow their first set of antlers at just 4 weeks old! Reindeer bulls will outgrow everything in antler size except for a full-grown moose. They can carry up to 30 lbs of antler at 5 years old!
To learn more about Caribou Recovery, visit these news links:
U.S. boosts caribou protections a year after relocating the last Lower 48 caribou to Canada
https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2019/oct/02/us-boosts-caribou-protections-a-year-after-relocat/
Sole surviving member of the South Selkirk caribou herd captured, Gray Ghosts are no more in Lower 48
https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2019/jan/18/sole-surviving-member-of-the-south-selkirk-caribou/
Only 3 Caribou Remaining in South Selkirks Herd
https://conservationnw.org/news-updates/only-three-caribou-in-south-selkirks-herd/
BC announces wolf cull to protect endangered Selkirks caribou
https://conservationnw.org/news-updates/bc-announces-wolf-cull-to-protect-endangered-selkirks-caribou/