Fallow deer were first brought to Britain by the Romans over 1,000 years ago. Today, they are widespread across England, Wales, southern Scotland and Ireland.

Deer rub their antlers against woody stems to remove the velvet from newly grown antlers and to mark out their territory. This is known as fraying. It may continue until late summer and causes strips ...

Deer are nearly everywhere, the result of a pandemic-fuelled explosion in numbers when hunting and culling were restricted, and the wild venison market collapsed due to restaurant closures.

Books Received Published: 07 January 1928 Hunting and Stalking the Deer: the Pursuit of Red, Fallow, and Roe Deer in England and Scotland HERBERT MAXWELL Nature 121, 6–7 (1928) Cite this article ...

A fallow deer buck darts across the road right in front of car during the rut in autumn. Fallow deer are native to Asia but are common in Britain and elsewhere in Europe. The bucks sport broad ...

Two male deers battled each other with their antlers during mating season. Footage shows the stags locking horns as they duelled for territory and dominance in Bucharest, Romania, on October 30 ...

Residents on B.C.'s Sidney Island are asking Parks Canada to suspend the use of nets to corral deer until after the rutting season. They say at least a half-dozen deer have been caught in the nets ...

Black-tail deer deaths are part of the plan, with the idea that the native species will again swim over and repopulate the island. The final phase of the deer kill is expected to begin Nov. 15.

Deer are among nature’s most iconic creatures, symbolizing grace, agility, and a quiet presence across various habitats worldwide. While they are known for their impressive antlers and elegant ...

Moose are the largest deer, weighing up to 1,800 pounds. They boast broad antlers that can span over six feet in width. – Elk, or wapiti, weigh between 700-1,100 pounds. Their antlers can reach ...

More than 630 red and fallow deer live in Richmond Park, which is a National Nature Reserve and one of London's eight Royal Parks. Stags can become more aggressive during rutting season as they ...