This deer was a graceful species similar in appearance to the barasingha.
The pelt was a dark brown with lighter underparts.
The underside of the tail was white.
Males possessed basket-like antlers, upon which all the main tines branched.
This caused the deer to have up to 33 points on their antlers and the outer edge of the rack to be up to 35 inches (90 cm) long.
Females had no antlers.
This deer was a graceful species similar in appearance to the barasingha. The pelt was a dark brown with lighter underparts. The underside of the tail was white. Males possessed basket-like antlers, upon which all the main tines branched. This caused the deer to have up to 33 points on their antlers and the outer edge of the rack to be up to 35 inches (90 cm) long. Females had no antlers.
Schomburgk's deer