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Ireland's Ancient Deer

Ireland’s oldest herd of Red Deer in Killarney National Park during the rutting season.

8/2/2017 | Rating TV-PG

Ireland's Ancient Deer

Clip: 8/2/2017 | 3mVideo has Closed Captions

Ireland’s oldest herd of Red Deer in Killarney National Park during the rutting season.

In the heart of the Kerry mountains Colin encounters Ireland’s oldest herd of Red Deer during the rutting season. Early morning in Killarney National Park and there is aggression in the air as male deer compete to hold down their patch and keep control of their harem.

8/2/2017 | Rating TV-PG

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