Spotted Deer Glancing Back Under Tall Antlers

A single spotted deer stands in profile with its body angled to the left while its head turns back to look toward us. Two tall antlers rise from its head, each with several long tines branching upward. The ears are large and open, and the face shows dark eyes and a rounded nose. Oval spots are scattered across the back and sides, and the neck and legs are drawn with thick, easy-to-follow outlines. There is no background, so the deer sits alone on the white page. Kids can use browns and tans for the coat and leave the spots white or fill them in with a lighter shade. This free printable also works well for a quick lesson on how antlers differ from horns, since the branching shapes are easy to see and trace with a finger.