The term 'European Deer' encompasses three species of deer: Roes (4 letters), ROE (3 letters), and MOOSE (5 letters). Roes are a species of deer native to Europe, Asia, and parts of North Africa. ROE deer are smaller than other deer species, with reddish-brown fur and white spots on their backs. MOOSE are the largest species of deer, found in northern Europe and parts of Russia. They have long, dark brown fur and large antlers. All three species of European deer are important game animals for hunters.