Hock, though the "hind knee" of a deer is actually equivalent to the heel on a human's foot, not the true knee itself.
A hind's mate is called a hart. A hind is a female red deer and a hart is a male red deer.
A hind like all other species of female deer
A fawn is a baby hind. A hind is the female of the deer, esp. the red deer when aged three years or more. Another name for a hind is a doe.
A female deer is called a doe or hind.
A female Red Deer can be called a hind. But it should be at least three years old. So I guess it's a way of saying it's a mature deer.
The actual knee that corresponds with our knee is the stifle joint which is the big joint where the flank and the hind leg meet. What is often called the knee (because it visually looks like one is on the front leg) actually corresponds to our wrist.
A stag. While true, I wanted to point out that stag is male and hind is female for an animal called a red deer (in europe) or elk (in the USA). White-tailed deer and mule deer are bucks and does.
A hind is a female Red Deer, a hart is a male. Since they are one of the larger species, their baby would be called a calf. Smaller deer species' babies may be called fawns or kids.
A male red deer is called a "stag" or "hart", while the female is a "hind".
A stag is an male deer. A hind is the female. A fawn is a baby deer.
In red deer, the male is a Stag and female is Hind and the male can also be called a Hart.
The front knees are called the "Knees", the hind ones are called "Hocks".