What Do You Call a Group of Male Bucks?

A group of male bucks is commonly referred to as a ‘bachelor herd.’ This term is used to describe a gathering of male deer, typically during the non-breeding season. These herds are usually made up of young males who have not yet established their own territories or older males who are not currently competing for mates. The bachelor herd provides a sense of safety and social interaction among the males, allowing them to coexist peacefully until the breeding season begins.