Answer: DEER
DEER is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 410 times.
Referring Clues:
- A couple of bucks?
 - Bambi and others
 - Does and bucks
 - Natty Bumppo's quarry
 - Lots of bucks
 - Bambi and kin
 - Forest denizen
 - Stags and does
 - A lot of bucks
 - Many bucks
 - Bucks and does
 - Stag party?
 - Indian prey
 - Puller of a pulka
 - Stag or hart
 - Santa's team, e.g.
 - Fawn's parent
 - Forest denizens
 - Animal that furnished Indians with buckskin
 - They're associated with licks and ticks
 - Fast bucks
 - Bucks
 - "In the headlights" animal
 - Veal : calf :: venison : ___
 - Big game
 - Bambi, for one
 - Shy creature
 - Buck, say
 - Hind, e.g.
 - Howl : wolf :: bell : ___
 - Animals with fawns
 - Huckleberry eaters
 - Ones that may get ticked?
 - A couple of bucks, say
 - XING sign animal
 - Rudolph and team
 - Animal at a salt lick
 - Whitetail, e.g.
 - Timid creature
 - Forest animals
 - They're game
 - Sleigh pullers
 - This puzzle's theme
 - Rural road sign image
 - ___ Xing (sign)
 - Skittish wildlife
 - Some game
 - Antelope's playmate
 - Bucks, e.g.
 - Skittish herd
 - Pullers of the chariot of Artemis
 - Kentucky __ Classic (hunting expo)
 - A fawn is a young one
 - Animal that may be caught in the headlights
 - Carriers of Lyme ticks
 - Animal on XING signs
 - Bambi, for example
 - Doe or roe
 - "Home on the Range" player?
 - Animal that may be "XING"
 - Rural road sign picture
 - Animal on an "XING" sign
 - A few bucks?
 - Forest creature
 - Animal that may be ticked?
 - Word before XING
 - "In the headlights" critter
 - "The Yearling" animal
 - Crossing sign silhouette
 - Salt lick visitor
 - Some does
 - Royal fauna, often
 - Does and more
 - Forest inhabitants
 - Silhouette on a crossing sign
 - Antlered animal
 - Buck or doe
 - Whitetail buck
 - Roadside grazer
 - Lick visitor
 - Bambi's family
 - Road sign ruminant
 - Antelope's playmates
 - Forest forager
 - Antelope's playmate, in song
 - Expensive sounding animal?
 - Bambi's kin
 - Preserve denizen
 - Moose or caribou
 - Joined with 47-Down, Holmes' hat
 - Forest foragers
 - Taxidermy subject
 - Woodland animal
 - Does in general?
 - Forest creatures
 - Animal on a diamond-shaped road sign
 - Road sign silhouette
 - Hinds, e.g.
 - See 36-Across
 - Tick's host, maybe
 - Does as well as others?
 - Animal that might be caught in the headlights
 - Leather source
 - Antlered ungulate
 - Faline, e.g.
 - A buck or two?
 - Source of venison
 - Fantail, for one
 - Critter "in the headlights"
 - Does, perhaps
 - Forest bounders
 - Whitetail or blacktail
 - Forest grazer
 - Animal in the song "Do-Re-Mi"
 - Does, e.g.
 - Bucks, maybe
 - Stag party attendee?
 - A lot of bucks?
 - XING sign silhouette
 - Bambi, e.g,
 - Stag or doe
 - Caribou kin
 - Roebuck, e.g.
 - Moose relative
 - Bucks, for example
 - Stag, say
 - Doe or does
 - Bucks or does
 - Doe, for example
 - Woodland animals
 - ''Home on the Range'' beast
 - Buck or stag
 - Popular game
 - Doe or fawn
 - Doe or stag
 - Some bucks
 - Elk kin
 - Animal that may be XING
 - The yearling in "The Yearling"
 - Sika, e.g.
 - A few bucks
 - Woodland creature
 - Fall game
 - Animal in the headlights?
 - Animal that may be ''XING''
 - Moose, for one
 - Cervine creature
 - White-tailed animals
 - Highway crosser on signs
 - Tick carrier
 - Venison source
 - Animal caught in the headlights
 - Antelope's companion, in song
 - Bucks, perhaps
 - White-tailed creature
 - It's home on the range
 - You may see its white tail in your yard
 - Two or three bucks
 - Antelope playmate
 - White-tailed ruminant
 - Critter with a scut
 - Woodland ruminant
 - Big bucks?
 - The yearling, for one
 - Woodland critter
 - Forest ruminant
 - Rural road crossers
 - ___ in the headlights
 - One or two bucks
 - Bambi, et al.
 - Fawn or stag
 - Mature fawn
 - ___ Xing
 - Petting-zoo animal
 - Wapiti
 - "Caught in the headlights" animal
 - Forest rangers?
 - Couple of bucks
 - White-tailed ___
 - Headlights starer
 - A bunch of bucks
 - Elk relative
 - Brocket
 - A couple of bucks
 - "Home on the Range" beast
 - A few bucks, e.g.
 - A buck or two
 - "Doe, a ___ ..."
 - Bambi and Ena
 - Animal on road signs
 - Backyard foragers, in places
 - Jumper
 - Red ____ , Alberta
 - Mule, for one
 - Messengers to the gods, in Shinto
 - Fawns and stags
 - Does and stags
 - Antlered ruminant
 - "Home on the Range" critters
 - One of them does?
 - "Home on the Range" critter
 - Three or four bucks
 - Headlights confuse them
 - Bucks and bucks
 - Rural road sign
 - Buck or hind
 - See 22-Down
 - Forest beauty
 - Fast bucks?
 - Harts and hinds
 - One caught in the headlights
 - Animal silhouetted on highway signs
 - Word after fallow and before tracks
 - Silhouette on a country road sign
 - Forest grazers
 - Woodland grazer
 - Doe or buck
 - Glade grazer
 - Bambi, e.g.
 - 'The Yearling' subject
 - Antelope's partner
 - Highway crosser, maybe
 - Bambi's ilk
 - One startled by headlights
 - Woodland resident
 - Elk's relative
 - Stag, e.g.
 - Doe, e.g.
 - Elk's cousin
 - Silhouette on a highway sign
 - Hunter's prey
 - Hunter's prey
 - Rudolph and kin
 - A hundred bucks, maybe
 - Some ruminants
 - Silhouette on many a yellow sign
 - Sylvan bounders
 - Fawn, e.g.
 - ___ Valley, 2002 Winter Olympics venue
 - Bambi, and relatives
 - Muntjac,for one
 - Animal silhouetted on road signs
 - Does or bucks
 - See 37-Across
 - Cougar's prey
 - Woodland creatures
 - A herd of ______
 - Big bucks
 - Some forest creatures
 - Whitetail or roebuck
 - Elk, moose or caribou
 - Game with points
 - Ruminants with racks
 - "Do Re Mi" beast
 - Does and roes
 - Alberta's Red ____
 - Elk's kin
 - One may be white-tailed
 - Forest fauna
 - Creature in the woods
 - Woodland wanderer
 - Forest game
 - Dancer or Prancer
 - Does as well as their mates
 - They play with antelopes
 - Antlered mammal
 - Whitetail
 - Ten bucks?
 - Cervus
 - White-tailed quadruped
 - Moose, e.g.
 - Tick's host, often
 - Bambi kin
 - Forest critters
 - Lots of bucks?
 - Mule or fallow
 - Traditional meat in a humble pie
 - XING sign critter
 - Animal with hoofs
 - 75-Down, e.g.
 - Roebuck, but not Sears
 - Rural road sign silhouette
 - "Crossing" sign illustration
 - Antlered beast
 - White-tailed, for one
 - "doe, a ___..."
 - Gentle animal
 - Country gardener's bane
 - Stag
 - Stag or buck
 - Buck
 - A million bucks?
 - Gentle creature
 - ___ Xing (road sign)
 - Ruminant
 - Newfoundland's ______ Pond
 - One "in the headlights"
 - Animal that's sometimes frozen in the headlights
 - ___ Valley (Utah ski resort)
 - "Do Re Mi" animal
 - Road sign image
 - Another antler sporter
 - Rob or Bambi
 - Stag or fawn
 - A buck, or many
 - Elk cousin
 - Antelope playmates of song
 - Animal in "Home on the Range"
 - ___ season
 - Donner and Blitzen
 - Antelope's playmate in song
 - 13 Down cousin
 - Moose cousin
 - Caribou, e.g.
 - Even-toed ungulate
 - Several bucks
 - Ovine : sheep :: cervine : ___
 - Puma prey
 - Stag, for one
 - Visitor to a salt lick
 - Mowat's People of The____
 - Bucks scattered throughout the forest
 - Sambar
 - Fawn or doe
 - A ruminant
 - "Home on the Range" animals
 - Playmates of antelopes, in song
 - Prey for a 62-Across
 - Fawn or buck
 - Fleet-of-foot forest creature
 - Whitetail critter
 - Sambar, e.g.
 - One in the headlights?
 - Critter on XING signs
 - Subject of road "Xing" signs
 - Player in an old song
 - Antelope playmates
 - "In the headlights" beast
 - Stags and fawns
 - Leaping critter on road signs
 - Does, say
 - Road sign animal
 - "wild america" animal
 - Animal with antlers
 - Fawns and does
 - Animal on a XING sign
 - Certain animals playing in "Home on the Range"
 - Antelope's playmate of song
 - Start of a letter in the form of a rebus
 - Bucks, does and fawns
 - A couple of bucks, say?
 - Pullers of Artemis's chariot
 - ___ in the headlights look
 - Forest ranger
 - White-tailed grazer
 - Animal in "Do-Re-Mi"
 - Does, bucks and fawns
 - Silhouetted road sign animal
 - Leaper in a tractor company logo
 - Runners of two-minute miles
 - Animal on a road sign
 - Doe, for instance
 - Bucks in the woods
 - Cousin of an elk
 - Gardener's four-legged bane
 - Animal that's a plant backward
 - Animal on a yellow road sign
 - Wapiti and caribou
 - Elk, e.g.
 - Woodland grazers
 - "Do-Re-Mi" critter
 - Adult fawns
 - Forest jumpers
 - Fawning parents?
 - Stags and bucks
 - Bucks in a forest
 - Venison
 - Animals on some crossing signs
 - Forest animal with hooves
 - Animals drawn in the Lascaux caves
 - "Dear ___: A Book of Homophones"
 - "___ XING" (rural road sign)
 - Garden eater with hooves
 - Unwelcome garden grazers
 - Bucks and fawns
 - Does in the forest
 - Some of the wildlife in the 20,000-year-old paintings in Lascaux Cave
 - "White-tailed" animal
 - "Bambi" characters
 - Animal in many cave paintings
 - Forest animal with antlers
 - Antelope's playmate on the range, in song
 - Animal that becomes a plant if spelled backward
 - Does
 - The "Do" in "Do-Re-Mi"
 - The yearling in the 1939 Pulitzer winner "The Yearling," e.g.
 - Stag or doe ... or both
 - Animal such as Bambi
 - The___ Hunter
 - Free-roaming residents of Japan's Nara Park
 - Forest dweller
 - Fawning parents
 - "Now she's smilin' ear to ear / She's the headlights, I'm the ___"
 - Animal on "XING" signs
 - State animal of Illinois
 - Fast buck?
 - Animal known for freezing under pressure
 - Skittish woodland creatures
 - Skittish forest creature
 - Buck or 38-Across
 
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 - New York Times - April 24, 2025
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 - USA Today - March 20, 2025
 - New York Times - February 07, 2025
 - New York Times - February 04, 2025
 - New York Times - January 31, 2025
 - LA Times - January 13, 2025
 - LA Times - January 09, 2025
 - LA Times - December 20, 2024
 - USA Today - November 21, 2024
 - USA Today - November 11, 2024
 
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