Mark Dickinson will also serve three years' court-supervised probation, pay more than $10,000 in fines, do community service, and give a public apology.
Dickinson was arrested on animal cruelty charges in September of 2017.
Dickinson's attorney said his client did not intend to hurt the animals and just wanted to scare them away.
The doe and fawn Dickonson killed were popular with many of his neighbors, who shared photos of the animals with ABC7 News.
Dickinson pleaded guilty to animal cruelty charges on March 1st.