They feed mainly on grasses, and fruits, occasionally raiding nearby crops outside the park premises. Their density inthe park is at 54.5 per square mile. Chitals are often seen in groups of ten to twenty, but while feeding on sprouting new grasses, they can be seen in group of over hundreds. Unlike sambars, chitals are not nocturnal and can be seen grazing arond during the morning or day time. But at times, when large flocks of chitals get into confusion about the presence of atiger, all of them give alarm calls ringing the entire forest with loud bellows which the langurs take as alarm call as well.
Spotted deers are a remarkably fast species on their feet.
This species of deer is marked by thick set-appearance and peculiar gait. Reminiscent of the pig, as their name suggests, hog deer are a strange kind of deer that run with the heads down and at times collide with other fellow deers. They prefer to creash shurbs and undergrowth rather than jumping over them as other deers do. Adult hog deer stand only over two feet and weigh between 75 to 120 lbs. Their brown coat get darker in winter.