Deer make a variety of sounds, including:

• Bleats: These are short, high-pitched vocalizations that deer use to communicate with each other. Fawns bleat to get their mothers attention, and does bleat to communicate with their fawns.

• Grunts: These are low-pitched vocalizations that deer use to communicate with each other. Bucks grunt during the rut to attract does, and does grunt to communicate with their fawns.

• Snorts: These are loud, sharp vocalizations that deer use to warn other deer of danger. They are often accompanied by stomping of the feet.

• Screams: Deer can also scream, which is described as being eerily like a woman in trouble.

Its important to note that the sounds deer make can vary depending on the situation and the individual deer. Additionally, deer are generally quiet animals and may not make any sounds at all in certain situations.