Little Deer is a Native American Indian born in 1961. She is the daughter of medicine man Iron Fist, and is born near a sacred Apache territory. In "To Catch the Eagle," Little Deer lends her hand to Steve Austin rescuing two OSI scientists captured by her father in the sacred land.
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| - Little Deer is a Native American Indian born in 1961. She is the daughter of medicine man Iron Fist, and is born near a sacred Apache territory. In "To Catch the Eagle," Little Deer lends her hand to Steve Austin rescuing two OSI scientists captured by her father in the sacred land.
- Little Deer was a Sioux woman who was once married to the Sioux warrior Mekina, with whom she had her son Kahani; Duncan MacLeod and Mekina were "friends and blood brothers". When Mekina was killed, Duncan took it upon himself to look after the family. In the spring of 1872, Little Deer and Duncan fell in love. They were to be married and Duncan was going to adopt her son. Little Deer still wanted more children after they were married, but she never found out Duncan couldn't have children of his own. Little Deer and Kahani were murdered in a massacre of their band in 1872 by U.S. soldiers out of Fort Willoughby led by Kern, then a mercenary scout.
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| - Little Deer is a Native American Indian born in 1961. She is the daughter of medicine man Iron Fist, and is born near a sacred Apache territory. In "To Catch the Eagle," Little Deer lends her hand to Steve Austin rescuing two OSI scientists captured by her father in the sacred land.
- Little Deer was a Sioux woman who was once married to the Sioux warrior Mekina, with whom she had her son Kahani; Duncan MacLeod and Mekina were "friends and blood brothers". When Mekina was killed, Duncan took it upon himself to look after the family. In the spring of 1872, Little Deer and Duncan fell in love. They were to be married and Duncan was going to adopt her son. Little Deer still wanted more children after they were married, but she never found out Duncan couldn't have children of his own. Little Deer and Kahani were murdered in a massacre of their band in 1872 by U.S. soldiers out of Fort Willoughby led by Kern, then a mercenary scout.
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