$1.5 million worth of antlers stolen from taxidermy shop

Police are looking for whoever absconded with $1.5 million worth of moose, elk and stag antlers from a Canadian taxidermy shop Friday.

Thieves made off with 69 sets of antlers from Advanced Taxidermy Ontario provincial police told The Canadian Press.

A black Ford pickup, along with two trailers that were carrying all-terrain vehicles were also stolen, police said.

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The trailers were found abandoned about 6 miles away. The ATVs were gone.

It is unclear how many people were involved. There are no suspect descriptions available.

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