* Before the "Winter's Feast" update the No-Eyed Deer used [[Volt Goat]]'s sounds and were neutral, attacking players in groups similar to [[Beefalo]].
* Before the "Winter's Feast" update the No-Eyed Deer used [[Volt Goat]]'s sounds and were neutral, attacking players in groups similar to [[Beefalo]].
* The functional versions of the collared No-Eyed Deer were first shown on ''Rhymes with Play #116''<ref>https://www.twitch.tv/kleientertainment/v/104627628</ref> and later released as the [[Gem Deer|Gem Deers]].
* The functional versions of the collared No-Eyed Deer were first shown on ''Rhymes with Play #116''<ref>https://www.twitch.tv/kleientertainment/v/104627628</ref> and later released as the [[Gem Deer|Gem Deers]].
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* The Antlered Deer's aesthetic is a possible reference to the popular 1966 Television special <u>How The Grinch Stole Christmas</u>
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* The Antlered Deer's aesthetic is a possible reference to the popular 1966 Television special ''[[Wikipedia:How The Grinch Stole Christmas|How The Grinch Stole Christmas]]''
Past the beginning of Winter they will grow one of the 3 variations of Deer Antlers. They will, however, despawn around the end of the season unless they are near a players' base.
Behavior
No-Eyed Deer will spawn 3–5 days into Autumn. They will not spawn on craftable Turfs, Savanna Turf, or Marsh Turf. They will always spawn as a group away from all players. The herd always stays together and all animals move exactly in the same direction.
As Winter starts the No-Eyed Deer will start migrating, growing their antlers after about 1 Day. If the No-Eyed Deer collides into an object such as a Tree the antler will break off. Within 2 days before or after the end of Winter, No-Eyed Deer will despawn unless they are within 1.5 screens (7.5 Pitchfork tiles) of at least 10 player Structures or Walls.
No-Eyed Deer will not run away from the player if approached, but will be startled. If attacked, they will flee.
Trivia
They were added in the Herd Mentality update.
"No-Eyed Deer" can be interpreted as a pun on the phrases "doe-eyed" and "no idea".
Before the "Winter's Feast" update the No-Eyed Deer used Volt Goat's sounds and were neutral, attacking players in groups similar to Beefalo.
The functional versions of the collared No-Eyed Deer were first shown on Rhymes with Play #116[1] and later released as the Gem Deers.
The Antlered Deer's aesthetic is a possible reference to the popular 1966 Television special How The Grinch Stole Christmas
Behavior 
