According to a local traditional legend, every year on the feast of Saint Stephen, a mountain deer was willingly approaching to the Saint Stephen Monastery of the town to be sacrificed. The villagers were catching the deer and sacrificing it in honor of Saint Stephen.
This is based on a local traditional legend that states every year on the feast day of Saint Stephen, a mountain deer would approach the monastery in the village for ritual slaughter, which was later carried out by the villagers as a form of worship.