Deer Prices in Pakistan 2025 – Cost, License, Breeds & Farming Guide

Deer keeping and farming are growing industries in Pakistan. Popular species like Chinkara, Blackbuck, Fallow deer, White deer, and Axis (Spotted) deer are now commonly found in licensed farms and private collections.

Before investing, it’s crucial to understand the current market prices, legal requirements, and care essentials for these animals. This 2025 guide offers a clear overview of deer prices in Pakistan, helping you make informed and responsible decisions.

Also read: Deer prices online in Pakistan.

Owning deer is more than a purchase — it’s a commitment that requires proper knowledge and preparation.

Confirmed Deer Prices in Pakistan (2025)

All prices are current as of June 2025, based on verified listings and reputable breeders:

Deer Species	Average Price (PKR)	Notes
Chinkara (Indian Gazelle)	200,000 – 240,000	Common in Sindh & Punjab
Fallow Deer	200,000 – 300,000	Known for calm temperament
Axis Deer (Spotted Deer)	250,000 – 350,000+	Highly sought for beauty
White Deer (Rare)	400,000 – 600,000+	Limited availability
Blackbuck Deer	380,000 – 400,000	Antelope species with striking horns
Baby Deer (Mixed breeds)	100,000 – 180,000	Price depends on age & breed

🌟 Note: Prices may vary by location, availability, and documentation.

Where to Find Deer in Pakistan

You won’t find deer in pet shops. Reliable sources include:

• Government-approved wildlife farms
• Licensed exotic animal breeders
• Livestock expos (Lahore, Bahawalpur, Faisalabad)
• Verified online listings (OLX, social media)
• TajBirds.com – A trusted source for exotic animal education and care in Pakistan

🚨 Always verify permits and vaccination records before purchase.

Legal Requirements

Deer ownership is only legal if you follow provincial wildlife regulations:

1. Wildlife Permit – Issued by relevant Wildlife Department
2. Enclosure Inspection – Must meet space, safety, and hygiene standards
3. Breeding & Transport Licenses – Required for expanding herd
4. Wild-Caught Deer Ban – Only captive-bred, licensed deer are legal

⚠️ No permit = illegal ownership = fines and potential jail time

Habitat & Shelter Needs

Each deer needs:

• 800–1000 sq ft of open space
• 6 ft fencing or more
• Clean water supply & natural or shaded areas
• Low-stress, natural environment for better breeding

Multiple deer need larger setups, especially during mating season.

Monthly Care Expenses

Expense	Monthly Cost (PKR)
Feed (grass, grains)	8,000 – 15,000
Vitamins/minerals	1,000 – 2,000
Vet checkups	3,000 – 5,000
Enclosure upkeep	2,000 – 4,000

Routine care keeps deer healthy and breeding-ready.

Breeding & Commercial Potential

With the right permits and setup, deer farming is profitable:

• Gestation: ~6.5 months
• Breeding cycle: Once yearly
• Sale age: 5–6 months old

Rare species like Blackbuck and White Deer fetch premium prices.

Best Practices Before Buying

• Ask for complete documents
• Inspect animal’s living space
• Arrange a pre-buy vet check
• Avoid illegal wild-caught deer
• Learn your province’s rules before investing

FAQs

Q1: Can I keep a deer in a city like Karachi or Lahore?
Usually no, unless you have large, licensed property in a permitted zone.

Q2: Are deer dangerous animals?
Not typically, but adult males can become territorial.

Q3: What do deer eat?
Grasses, grains, seasonal fruits, and mineral supplements.

Q4: Can deer farming make money?
Yes—especially if you’re licensed and working with rare breeds.

Q5: Is Blackbuck a type of deer or antelope?
It’s an antelope species, commonly included in deer farms in Pakistan.

Q6: What is the legal process to buy a Blackbuck deer in Pakistan?
To buy a Blackbuck deer in Pakistan, you’ll need a wildlife license and must ensure the deer is from a licensed breeder.

Owning or farming deer is a serious responsibility, not just a luxury hobby. Legal compliance, financial commitment, and ethical care matter. If you’re ready for it, deer can be a peaceful and even profitable addition to your land.