Clack’s Racks

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In stock now at Crosscut Espresso & Deli! Long lasting, durable and odor-free dog chews at affordable pricing.

BACK IN STOCK-

Sheds are being cut this beautiful Sunday morning and will be ready for purchase tomorrow, Monday the 18th, at Crosscut Espresso & Deli. With well-rounded edges, our whole and split antler dog chews are a great way to spoil your pups for days. These long lasting chews are naturally odorless & durable. Offered at competitive pricing.

Small — $8 each / 5 for $35
Medium — $13 each / 5 for $55
Large — $18 each / 5 for $80

RESTOCK ALERT

Spoil your pet today with Clack’s Racks, dog chews made from deer and elk antlers. Unbeatable competitive pricing & locally sourced. Available now at Crosscut Espresso & Deli in Carson, Washington.

Antler dog chews are available in stock at competitive prices, with options for pick-up and meet-up available. I will also travel with stock in hand, operating between Goldendale and the Kalama River.

Attention all anglers and nature enthusiasts, IT IS GIVEAWAY TIME!!!

In celebration of reaching 500 followers on Clack’s Bag and Tag Adventures, we are delighted to offer an exclusive giveaway. The prize includes a 6 hour complimentary guided fishing trip OR scenic float, complete with lunch, on your choice of selected rivers in Washington State guided by Hunter Clack.

To enter, be sure you have “Liked” and “Followed” this page, and share this post. Upon completion, comment “Let’s get booked” below to be added to the drawing. For unlimited additional entries, kindly tag a friend or family member who you’d love to share this experience with.

Winner will be announced Friday, March 21st at 6pm. Thank you for your participation, we look forward to seeing you soon!

Why choose Clack’s Racks? While acting as a natural teeth cleanser, antler chews do not splinter easily, they are durable and long-lasting treats your pup will love. Male deer (buck) and male elk (bull) naturally, and painlessly, shed their “racks” between January and April, allowing people and critters to find them along the forest floors. “Shed Hunting” is a popular hobby in the Pacific NW.