Fallow Deer

Fallow deer are the most prevalent and, according to some sources, the most frequent species of deer that reside in the UK, despite the fact that they are not native to the country. They are the second-largest species, with males, or "bucks," reaching weights of 46 to 93 kg and shoulder heights of 90 cm. Doe-like females are somewhat smaller than does, reaching heights of around 80 cm and weights of 35 to 56 kg. Tan, Menil, Melanistic, and white are the four major color varieties available.