Fallow Deer Buck with Wide Antlers Grazing

A single buck stands in profile facing left, head lowered slightly, with a large set of flat, wide antlers rising above his ears. The antlers have broad palm-like tops and several pointed tines along the front. He has a small dark eye, a dark nose, and one upright ear. His body is drawn in clean, simple outlines with a short tail curving up at the back. Small tufts of grass sit around three of his hooves. Since the lines are open and the body is a big blank shape, this printable page works well for kids who like filling in larger areas. Try a warm brown on the body and leave small patches uncolored to suggest the spotted coat that fallow deer are known for. Then talk about why bucks grow antlers and how they shed them each year.