Fallow
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The Fallow Deer (Dama dama) is one of the most popular and versatile exotic deer species for Texas ranches — prized for its wide palmate antlers, striking coat variation, and easygoing temperament. Whether you're building a breeding program or stocking a hunting property, Fallow are a proven, reliable choice for Texas exotic operations.
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Fallow Fun Facts
- Fallow Deer are native to the Mediterranean region and western Asia, but have been successfully introduced to every continent except Antarctica.
- They are unique among deer species for their dramatic coat color variation — a single herd can include spotted, white, black, and common brown animals.
- Mature Fallow bucks develop broad, palmate (shovel-shaped) antlers that distinguish them from every other deer species — a major draw for trophy-focused operations.
- Bucks can weigh between 130–200 lbs and shed and regrow their antlers annually, with peak antler growth occurring in late summer.
- Fallow Deer are highly adaptable to Texas terrain and climate, thriving across the Hill Country, East Texas, and Cross Timbers regions.
- Kaiser Creek Ranch breeds Fallow for antler conformation, coat diversity, and body size — producing well-rounded animals suited for both breeding stock and stocker programs.