This deer stone is inclined to the west, about 1m exposed above ground. No clear deer stone marks arevisible on the rough, white granite slab, but there is a suggestion of a ring near the top of the northside. The top is angled with that facet faces east. A red quartzite hammer stone, heavily batteredon its ridges lay 1m to the southwest, probably excavated from the looter pit at the base of the deerstone. A second looter pit lies open excavated to 50cm and 2m in diameter 3m south of the deerstone. There seems to have been a boulder feature here, but I saw no evidence of horse bones orother cultural material. There are two other boulder features southeast of the deer stone that have notbeen looted.
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