Young Buck Facing Left with Head Turned Back

A young buck stands in profile with its body facing left while its head turns to look back over its shoulder. Two branching antlers rise from its head, and one large ear sits just below them. The drawing shows a small eye, a dark nose, and a slight curve of the mouth. The legs are slim and a little bent, with the front left leg stepping forward and small hooves at the bottom of each leg. A short tail sticks up at the back. The outlines are bold and the body is one big open space, so it works well for younger kids with chunky crayons. Try coloring the coat in a few shades of brown and leaving the inside of the ears lighter. This free printable also suits a nature lesson on how male deer grow antlers. Kids can point out the antler branches and count the tines on each side.