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Fallow deer (Sweden)
Cervus Dama Linnaeus
Fallow deer is very common in some places in Sweden. Especially in Skåne, Östergötland and Södermanland.
They are usually hunted with dogs, such as dachshounds or german shorthaired pointer.
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