This was the best of several pics we got from the car. There were several deer in the bunch; the back half of this one was almost all white. Sorry for the crappy pic.
Saw a white deer yesterday.
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This was the best of several pics we got from the car. There were several deer in the bunch; the back half of this one was almost all white. Sorry for the crappy pic.
They are referred to as a piebald deer.
This was the best of several pics we got from the car. There were several deer in the bunch; the back half of this one was almost all white. Sorry for the crappy pic.
Yes, they are. Also, the Cleveland intelligentsia refer to them as "a cow."
There was a family of white deer (albino?) that lived on the golf course at Glen Mills. But, this was a few years ago. And they were pretty aggressive -would not back down when golfers approached.
They’re everywhere in Chicagoland.....been snowing for the last 24 hours!
As i understand it, the piebald like in my pic are not albinos. Albinos are ALL white, and have pink eyes. Piebald is just a color variation.
In New York, they are referred to as tigers.Yes, they are. Also, the Cleveland intelligentsia refer to them as "a cow."
Also, there are white deer that aren't albinos. If you're ever near the Finger Lakes, check out this place.
https://www.senecawhitedeer.org/
Did that deer recognize how privileged he is?
He won't get kicked out of Starbucks
We used to have one here, near my house. Problem is, in the fall woods, a white deer stands out. I personally would never shoot one, but the last one we had here was wounded by a bowhunter and found dead 2 weeks later. What a waste
Here is a better picture of Dem's deer.
Needs more cowbell.Here is a better picture of Dem's deer.
Here is a piebald deer I saw in Michigan this weekend. Amazing how many there are these days.
We had an all-white albino behind our house a couple years ago and a teenage neighbor shot it in doe season and got a full body mount of it. I also thought albinos always had pink eyes, but this one had bright blue eyes which I learned is not unusual.
After sucking chainsaw oil out of your gas tank with a straw, it’s probably one of many odd things you saw.
This was the best of several pics we got from the car. There were several deer in the bunch; the back half of this one was almost all white. Sorry for the crappy pic.
I've known two people that shot albino deer and neither lived more than three years after
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They have their own golf course that I played as a teen: White Deer Golf Club in Montgomery, PA!
I hunt in the Allegheny NF, in deep woods (Scandia area, above the dam). Couple years back there was a 6 point albino, beautiful deer.
My brother and i discussed it and we decided we wouldn't shoot it. There was another group of hunters in the area, and their goal was to take the albino, which they did on opening morning. No issue with them, as it is clearly a personal preference, and no law against it.
We did see the deer when we walked out to where we all parked, I probably have a pic of it somewhere.
Here is the albino ....
and this is how my dad, brother and I did that day (our best year ever) ....
Next you'll be saying they should have their own schools.
You're a rabid anti deerite!
That's one of huntings oldest superstitions... bad luck from shooting an albino deer.
Rare white deer roams Kensington Metropark near Milford
BILL LAITNER | DETROIT FREE PRESS
Updated 5:06 p.m. EDT Apr. 3, 2018
The unusual deer, whose coat is sheer white and which has a pink nose and blue-ish eyes, is one more reason that nature lovers enjoy coming to Kensington Metropark — about 30 miles west of Detroit.
Unlike a true albino animal, which would have pink eyes, Kensington’s white deer has a pink nose but blue-ish eyes that indicate it’s a genetic variation less rare than an actual albino, according to the website ProtectTheWhiteDeer.com, based in Wisconsin.
https://www.freep.com/story/news/lo...04/03/kensington-albino-white-deer/480411002/
well I'm certainly not making this up. One of the guys I had known for a long time and it was pretty sad the way his life ended
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That's what I thought too.That is a cow.
And that is a hilarious photograph!
EDIT: Thought I'd make this clear with all the photos of dead deer. The hilarious photograph is Obliviax's sig-pic. The others are impressive, not hilarious.
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And a herd of black Rhinos were spotted in Manhattan. This is how they travel due to the congestion.
I thought you were from NWPA.
I grew up in Russell, hunted in Russell/Scandia from the 80's. My brother still lives in Russell. dad in Youngsville, and mom in Warren.
