Buck Deer Standing Tall and Looking Left

A single buck stands on all four legs with its body angled slightly to the side and its head turned to look off to the left. Two tall antlers with several pointed tines rise from its head, and its ears stick out just below them. The drawing has a dark nose, one almond-shaped eye, and short jagged lines showing fur on the chest, neck, and belly. The hooves are filled in solid black, while the rest of the body is left open for color. The outlines are bold and the shapes are big, so it works well for younger kids using crayons. Try browns and tans for the coat, a lighter shade on the chest, and then talk about why only male deer grow antlers like these. This free page also pairs nicely with a short lesson on forest animals.