Buck Facing Right with Curved Antler Tines

A single deer stands in profile and faces right, with its head lifted and its ears pointing back. Tall branching antlers rise from its head, and each one has several curved tines. The face has a small almond-shaped eye, a pointed nose, and a long, slim neck that slopes down into the body. One front leg is bent and raised mid-step while the other three legs stay planted, and each leg ends in a small hoof. A short tail sits at the back. The background is blank, and the outlines are clean and fairly thick, so it works well for crayons or markers. Try coloring the body in layered browns and leaving the antlers a lighter tan, then talk with kids about how male deer grow new antlers every year. It's a free printable that suits both younger and older children.