Páusōn
Or as I write it, Páuson. Also known as Páhuson (with a hard h like the h in loch) or Péh₂usōn. His name means "Protector".
Páuson is the god of shepherds, nature, doorways, roads, paths, traveling, animals, forests and hunting; He also acts as a psychopomp.
He is the god of the liminal, the in-between. He guards travelers, merchants, and other go-betweens. He guards herds, sources of wealth, as well. He may thus be prayed to both as an opener of the ways and as a giver of prosperity.
He is characterized as a liminal deity himself, being in a way an in-between between man and animal in the depictions of his descendants. The figure of the horned god corresponds well to how he would be depicted.
Finally, he seems to have had a connection to fertility and sexuality, especially granting sexual prowess
He also had the names K̑ṝnónos and Pṇtóspotis according to this source
Offerings
taken from here
Coins or pieces of valuable metals
Depictions or imagery related to goats
Goat's milk
silver and gold beads
Sheperd's crook
Depictions or imagery related to crossroads
goat horns, fur or leather (ethically sourced)
symbols of abundance
lantern (related to his dominion over travel and his role as psychopomp)
Devotional acts
Travel to new places
Go on hiking in nature
Take care of the forest
Pick up trash you see on the road
Take care of your financial security
Learn about nature preservation programs in your area
Associations
Goats
Forests
Shepherds
Roads
Travels
the Wild in nature
Money
Commerce
Yew
Wednesday
April
Descendants in later pantheons
Pan (Greek)
Hermes (Greek)
Faunus (Roman)
Mercury (Greek)
Pushan (Vedic)
Cernunnos (Celtic)
Finally, here's his wikipedia article
