Fallow Deer
Dama dama
- Exotic
- huntable
About Fallow Deer
Fallow deer are native to Europe and the Mediterranean, known for broad, palmate antlers and coat color that varies widely, from spotted fawn to solid black. Long domesticated for parks and estates, they've since been introduced worldwide and maintain free-ranging populations well outside their native range.
Where you can hunt it (1 property, 7 hunt windows)
| Property | County | Season | Dates | Bag | Who |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| South Llano River SP | Kimble County | hunting | Oct 20 – Oct 22 | Unlimited Fallow Deer; Either Sex | Adult |
| South Llano River SP, continued | Kimble County | hunting | Nov 3 – Nov 5 | Unlimited Fallow Deer; Either Sex | Adult |
| South Llano River SP, continued | Kimble County | hunting | Nov 23 – Nov 25 | Unlimited Fallow Deer; Either Sex | Youth |
| South Llano River SP, continued | Kimble County | hunting | Dec 1 – Dec 4 | Unlimited Fallow Deer; Either Sex | Adult |
| South Llano River SP, continued | Kimble County | hunting | Dec 15 – Dec 17 | Unlimited Fallow Deer; Either Sex | Adult |
| South Llano River SP, continued | Kimble County | hunting | Dec 28 – Dec 30 | Unlimited Fallow Deer; Either Sex | Youth |
| South Llano River SP, continued | Kimble County | hunting | Jan 26 – Jan 29 | Unlimited Fallow Deer; Either Sex | Adult |
Season dates and bag limits change. Always check the current Texas Parks & Wildlife regulations before you hunt.