Red Deer Hunting

Red deer (Cervus elaphus) are large mammals native to Europe, parts of Asia, and North Africa. Known for their impressive antlers, which mature males shed annually, they have a reddish-brown coat that turns grayish in winter. Typically found in forests and grasslands, red deer are herbivorous and often form herds. During the mating season, males engage in vocal displays to attract females. Generally, their populations are stable, though they face threats from habitat loss and hunting. Red deer play a significant ecological role and are culturally important in various regions.