Police are appealing for information after the burnt carcass of a deer was found near Stirling.
A member of the public came across the scorched remains of a roe deer in a woodland area at Bridge of Allan on Wednesday July 22.
It is unclear if the poor animal was put in that condition by a criminal act.
Now cops and the SSPCA have launched a joint probe into the incident.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Along with partners @ScottishSPCA we're investigating after a member of the public found scorched remains of a Roe Deer in woodland at #BridgeOfAllan #Stirling .
"It's currently unknown if this was part of a criminal act, however if you've any info, call 101, quote 1019, 22nd July."
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