Young Buck on a Slope With Looped Antler Tip

A young buck stands on a small slope with its head turned to the left and its ears perked up. Two branching antlers rise from its head, and the left one has a looped, twisted shape at the tip. You can see a dark nose, a watchful eye, short texture lines on the face and neck, and a small tail at the back. Behind the deer, a few tall tree trunks are drawn with thin lines, and some ground lines run along the bottom. The body outline is clean and open, so it works well for younger kids who like big spaces to fill. Try soft browns and tans for the coat, then leave the chest a lighter shade. Print it free for a nature unit and ask kids to count the antler points together.