Standing Stag with Large Branching Antlers

A single stag stands in three-quarter view with its head turned to look off to the right. Two tall antlers branch out above it with several rounded points on each side. The neck and chest have jagged, furry edges, and the ear has a few small hair lines inside. The body is smooth and open, with a lightly marked line near the hindquarters and a short tail. Hooves are split, and all four legs are visible against a plain white background. The big empty areas on the body are great for blending browns, tans, and warm grays with crayons or colored pencils. For a quick nature lesson, count the points on each antler together, then color them in a lighter shade than the body so the branching shapes stand out. This free printable works well for a quiet afternoon or a classroom wildlife unit.