English: “The gazelle and the deer” — And what did we learn from the gazelle and the deer? Rather, this comes to teach and is itself learned: he compares the gazelle and the deer to a domestic animal. Just as a domestic animal requires shechitah, so the gazelle and the deer require shechitah.
On the daf / in context: The comparison works in both directions: ordinary meat is treated like game in some respects, and game animals are treated like domestic animals in requiring proper shechitah.
Type of Learning
Derash on the verse (Sifrei) — the requirement of shechitah for wild kosher animals.
What Is Learned
Gazelle and deer (and by extension other kosher wild animals) require shechitah, just as domestic animals do.