Pocket WildlifePocket Wildlife

Home › Species › Alberta › Red deer

Red deer

Cervus elaphus · Cervidae

🦌 Mammal78 regionsUncommon in AlbertaLocation protected

Where it's found

Every region with Red deer in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.

RegionTierNo.
AndorraCommon#005
ArgentinaUncommon#040Introduced
AustraliaUncommon#044Introduced
AustriaCommon#018
BelarusUncommon#011
BelgiumUncommon#019
BulgariaRare#011
CanadaCommon#020
CroatiaCommon#014
CzechiaUncommon#011
DenmarkCommon#017
EstoniaCommon#010
FinlandLegendary#010
FranceCommon#026
GeorgiaUncommon#008
GermanyCommon#037
GreeceCommon#010
HungaryCommon#010
IrelandUncommon#009
ItalyCommon#020
KazakhstanCommon#011
KosovoUncommon#003
LatviaUncommon#006
LiechtensteinCommon#009
LithuaniaCommon#010
LuxembourgUncommon#011
MongoliaCommon#010Introduced
MontenegroCommon#009
NetherlandsUncommon#014
New ZealandUncommon#012Introduced
NorwayCommon#015
PolandCommon#013
PortugalUncommon#016
RomaniaCommon#015
Russian FederationCommon#028
SerbiaCommon#008
SlovakiaCommon#012
SloveniaCommon#006
SpainCommon#023
SwedenUncommon#016
SwitzerlandCommon#017
TürkiyeCommon#011
UkraineCommon#017
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandUncommon#015
United States of AmericaCommon#041
Alberta (Elk)Uncommon#002
ArizonaCommon#013
ArkansasCommon#007
British ColumbiaCommon#012
CaliforniaCommon#022
ColoradoCommon#013
IdahoCommon#011
IllinoisUncommon#007
KansasUncommon#007
KentuckyUncommon#005
ManitobaRare#007
MissouriUncommon#007
MontanaCommon#011
NebraskaCommon#010
NevadaCommon#012
New MexicoCommon#015
North CarolinaCommon#008
North DakotaUncommon#007
OklahomaCommon#007
OntarioRare#008
OregonCommon#013
PennsylvaniaUncommon#006
SaskatchewanUncommon#008
South DakotaUncommon#008
TennesseeUncommon#004
TexasUncommon#018
UtahCommon#012
VirginiaRare#009
WashingtonCommon#011
WisconsinUncommon#006
WyomingCommon#008
YukonUncommon#006
MichiganRare#007Vagrant

Community activity

No shared sightings yet. Be the first to log one.

11
12
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
Location protected. This species is never shown at its real location, for everyone, always. Only counts appear here.

Counts come only from people who chose to share to the community map, with no names, no locations, and a two-hour delay. Home areas are never shared.

Field notes

What to look for

A big, pale-bodied deer with a dark brown neck mane, a cream rump patch and a short tail. Bulls grow long, sweeping antlers. About 1.5 m at the shoulder.

Where

Mountain meadows and valley bottoms, foothill parkland and grassland coulees; the Banff and Jasper townsites are famous for tame herds.

When

Year-round. The bugling rut in September and early October is the show; herds gather on winter ranges from November.

Tips

Much bigger than a deer, with that two-tone body and pale rump. Mule deer have a black-tipped white tail and are smaller. Also called wapiti.

Related species

Mammals near it in Alberta's dex.

Start your own collection

Pocket Wildlife is a free sighting log with a regional dex, rarity tiers, badges and groups. Get the app or try it in your browser.