Deer Coloring Pages

Deer Family in the Meadow coloring page

Twenty free deer coloring pages — a spotted fawn, a doe and her baby by the stream, a buck with a full rack of antlers, a white-tailed deer in the woods, a reindeer pulling a sleigh, and detailed stag and mandala pages for older colourists.

Every page is a scene rather than an animal on an empty sheet, so there is something to colour in the foreground, the middle and the distance.

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Free Deer Coloring Pages

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Smiling Baby Deer

A spotted fawn standing on a patch of grass with a big flower and two pebbles at its hooves.

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Deer with a Flower Crown

A deer face filling the page, wearing a crown of seven round flowers between its ears.

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Little Deer and a Mushroom

A fawn sitting beside a toadstool taller than it is, with acorns scattered in front.

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Cute Reindeer with a Scarf

A reindeer in a striped knitted scarf with a tasselled end, a pine tree and two clouds.

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Fawn and Butterfly

A fawn with its head tilted up to a large butterfly hovering above its nose.

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Deer Family in the Meadow

A doe and her fawn in a meadow, with a stream, reeds and low hills behind them.

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Deer at the Forest Stream

A deer lowering its head to drink, with a dragonfly over the water and cattails on the bank.

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White Tailed Deer in the Forest

A white-tailed deer alert between two broad tree trunks, tail raised, leaves on the ground.

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Buck with Big Antlers

A proud buck on a rise carrying a spreading rack with six points on each side.

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Deer in the Autumn Woods

A young deer watching eight big leaves drift down, with acorns and a log below.

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Deer and Forest Friends

A deer sitting with a rabbit, a squirrel on a log and a small bird on its back.

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Deer in the Snow

A deer in deep snow with caps of snow on its antlers and nine big snowflakes falling.

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Deer at the Woodland Picnic

A deer behind a checked picnic blanket with a basket, a teapot, cups and cake.

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Reindeer Pulling a Sleigh

A reindeer in a belled harness pulling a sleigh heaped with five wrapped presents.

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Majestic Stag at Dawn

A stag on a ridge at sunrise, with wedge-shaped rays and rows of treetops behind.

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Deer in the Flower Garden

A deer standing in a dense summer flower bed, antlers wreathed in roses, butterflies above.

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Reindeer with Christmas Baubles

A reindeer with nine patterned baubles hanging from its antlers and a collar of bells.

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Antler Shapes to Cut Out

A craft sheet of patterned antler shapes and a headband strip to colour and cut out.

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Patterned Stag

A stag divided into panels, each filled with a different zentangle pattern.

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Deer Mandala

Deer heads, antlers, oak leaves and flowers arranged in rings of radial symmetry.

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Scenes, not specimens

Most deer coloring pages are a deer standing alone in the middle of a blank page. These are built in three depths instead: something small and near along the bottom — stones, acorns, fallen leaves, mushrooms — the deer in the middle doing something, and a simple distance behind it of hills, reeds or a line of treetops. There is more to fill in, and it holds a child a good deal longer than an outline of an animal does.

A page for whichever deer you were looking for

People searching for deer to colour are not all after the same animal. There is a proud buck with a spreading rack, a white-tailed deer alert among the trees, a reindeer in a knitted scarf and another in harness pulling a loaded sleigh, a fawn for the youngest colourists, and a sheet of antler shapes to colour and cut out for a costume. For Christmas there are twenty more in the reindeer coloring pages.

Nothing is filled in black

A real deer has black hooves and a dark nose, and most printable pages copy that — which quietly removes the parts a child would most enjoy colouring. Here the hooves, the inner ears and the antlers are all drawn as hollow outlines. The only solid black on any page is the pupil of an eye, because that is how a coloring book draws a friendly face.

Easy through to detailed

The five easy pages have thick outlines and large open areas that suit a fat crayon and a four-year-old. The nine middle pages — the meadow, the stream, the autumn woods, the picnic, the snow — have enough going on to hold a school-age child for half an hour. The six detailed pages, including the patterned stag, the flower garden and the deer mandala, will take an adult most of an evening.

Print the whole set at once

The button at the top bundles all twenty into a single download, so you can print the lot the night before rather than picking through them one at a time. Every page is a vector PDF at 300 DPI in both US Letter and A4, so it stays sharp however far you zoom in.

What to colour them with

The easy pages take crayon and marker well. The stag, the mandala and the flower garden are better with pencils — marker bleeds through the narrow bands and loses the pattern underneath.

Frequently asked questions

Are these deer coloring pages free?

Yes — every page is a free PDF with no signup, no email and no watermark on the artwork.

Which pages suit a young child?

The smiling baby deer, the flower crown, the little deer and mushroom, the reindeer in a scarf and the fawn with the butterfly all have thick outlines and large open areas.

Is there a buck with antlers?

Yes. The buck page has a full rack with six points a side, and there is a detailed stag at sunrise as well as a patterned stag for adults.

Do you have reindeer for Christmas?

Three here — a reindeer in a knitted scarf, one in harness pulling a sleigh of presents, and a detailed reindeer with baubles hanging from its antlers — and a separate set of twenty reindeer coloring pages.

Can I use the antler page for a costume?

That is what it is for. Colour the antler shapes, cut them out and tape them to the headband strip on the same sheet. Print it on thicker paper if you have some.

Can I print these for a classroom?

Yes. Print as many copies as you need for a class, a party or a church group. Please do not resell the files or host them elsewhere.

What paper size are they?

Every page comes in both US Letter and A4, so it prints properly on either.