The Fallow Deer, with its elegant physique, striking coat patterns, and distinctive palmate antlers, is one of the most beautiful and graceful deer species. Every hunter will know, that the venison from a Fellow deer can be some of the best meat to eat.

A shoulder mount of the Fallow Deer highlights its graceful neck, beautiful coat, and distinctive palmate antlers. Ideal for wall displays, this option emphasizes the fallow deer's elegance and unique features, making it a stunning focal point that showcases its impressive antlers and serene presence.

Fallow Deer Taxidermy FAQ's

Are Fallow Deer native to South Africa?

No, fallow deer are not native to South Africa. The species found in South Africa is known as Dama dama, which refers to European fallow deer. In the 1800s, Europeans introduced this species to South Africa. Since their introduction, fallow deer have adapted and are found in various habitats across South Africa.

Where does the name 'Fallow Deer' come from?

The word 'fallow' is derived from an Old English word, referring to a pale brown colour. Due to the fallow deer's appearance, which is often a pale yellowish-brown or reddish-brown coat, their name was termed fallow deer, to denote their distinct colour.

How much does it cost to mount a Fallow Deer?

While costs vary depending on the type of mount selected, click through to our pricelist for more details.

Are Fallow Deer easy to hunt?

Fallow deer are known for their intelligent and cautious nature, making them a challenge to hunt. They are wary of human presence and are able to use their surroundings as camouflage, making them difficult to spot. Therefore, hunters must possess strong hunting skills for a successful pursuit.

Do Fallow Deer follow the same path every day?

Fallow deer do not follow the same path every day. They establish home ranges and familiar trails; however, their movements can be erratic. Their movements are influenced by factors such as season, food availability, and human disturbances.