Fallow Deer

Thought to have originated in the Mediterranean region of Europe, the Fallow is a rangy deer with a large "Adams apple" and a variety of coat colors. Males develop palms on antlers with, size and shape vary widely and asymmetry is common. Trophy fallow are considered 29"-35" length with 5.5"-10.5" palm. Bucks are in hard antler from late August through late April to May.