Roe deer or roe deer, or wild goats (Latin Capreolus) is a genus of deer living on the territory of Eurasia.
The roe deer probably got its Latin name (Latin capreolus) due to some similarity with the goat (Latin capra); hence the Russian names wild goat, roe deer and roe deer. According to another version, the roe deer owes its Russian name to the obliquely set pupils.
Small deer with a slender build and a long neck, legs thin and long. The head is small in size with long and wide ears. Only males have small double branching horns, rounded in cross section. Usually the horn at the top ends with three appendages. The surface of the horn from the base is covered with many protrusions and bumps.
The color is dark red in summer, gray-brown in winter, there is a white spot in the tail area; the tail is very small.
The cost of one-time permits for the extraction of hunting animals of standardized species and hunting permits for them (from October 08, 2021)
| View | Price, bel. rub. |
| underyearlings | 60,00 |
| adult female roe deer | 100,00 |
| adult male roe deer | 120,00 |
| trophy male | 150,00 |