She is still around! (Page 2): Wow Gordon, that's cool. I've only seen normal colored ones around here. :sm24:...

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Gordon wrote:

Never seen a white one, but we'd have some Calico deer down here. This one is on Seabrook Island about 15 miles from me.

Wow Gordon, that's cool. I've only seen normal colored ones around here.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Gordon wrote:

Never seen a white one, but we'd have some Calico deer down here. This one is on Seabrook Island about 15 miles from me.

He's in good hands. No hunting on that Island

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

OJdidit wrote:

She has no brown on her, so I don’t think so, but she is not a true albino, either as she doesn’t have pink eyes, nose and hooves. She is just a good-sized, healthy white doe.

Very true OJ. Most people see a white one n think it's n albino. Only with the pink as you mentioned. The section of the county I worked held several albino n pie bald. Saw a pr of white fawns one day. Checking a road to top of Mt. Just started back down when I saw them. As soon as I saw them they turned n went in the tick stuff. Not sure if they was albino definitely all white. They are a beautiful animal 👍👍

bknecht Loc: Northeast pa

OJdidit wrote:

Glad to see my neighbor is still alive and well as I haven’t seen her since Groundhog Day.

That is way too cool OJ. From the picture I would have guessed it was a true albino (much like Edgar Winter). I’ve seen piebalds a few times but never one with that much white.

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

Gordon wrote:

Never seen a white one, but we'd have some Calico deer down here. This one is on Seabrook Island about 15 miles from me.

Those are what are referred to as piebald. Each one is unique!

nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT

[quote=Gordon]Never seen a white one, but we'd have some Calico deer down here. This one is on Seabrook Island about 15 miles from me.[/quote

Gordon, Just chop off that rack, and bend the ears over and ya got yourself a big Dalmatian.

Katman Loc: Kentucky

Gordon wrote:

Never seen a white one, but we'd have some Calico deer down here. This one is on Seabrook Island about 15 miles from me.

Cool. I hope he makes it to breed more. I’ve seen one white doe crossing the road in front of me. Gone in a flash Didn’t get to appreciate it long. 🇺🇸🐠on

The Outcast Loc: NE Michigan

OJdidit wrote:

Glad to see my neighbor is still alive and well as I haven’t seen her since Groundhog Day.

Nice unique animal!
She will have perfect camouflage shortly…😄
I had a couple small piebald bucks around for awhile, but then they disappeared. I was told somebody shot the from the road….
The colorization is cool, but they looke more like goats than deer. Definitely was skeletal differences present.

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

The Outcast wrote:

Nice unique animal!
She will have perfect camouflage shortly…😄
I had a couple small piebald bucks around for awhile, but then they disappeared. I was told somebody shot the from the road….
The colorization is cool, but they looke more like goats than deer. Definitely was skeletal differences present.

Outcast that's one of their defects. Shortened snouts along with other skeletal problems. They are unique 👍👍

Papa Jack Loc: Indianapolis

very cool

HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts

The Outcast wrote:

Nice unique animal!
She will have perfect camouflage shortly…😄
I had a couple small piebald bucks around for awhile, but then they disappeared. I was told somebody shot the from the road….
The colorization is cool, but they looke more like goats than deer. Definitely was skeletal differences present.

Nice photos Outcast thanks for sharing🎣🇺🇸😎👍

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

OJdidit wrote:

Those are what are referred to as piebald. Each one is unique!

Thanks John, Didn't know what y'all meant by piebald.

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

Gordon wrote:

Thanks John, Didn't know what y'all meant by piebald.

Glad to help! Lots of regional names on the site 😉

HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts

OJdidit wrote:

Glad to help! Lots of regional names on the site 😉

Another wonderful thing about the Stage different names for common things in our lifes it bonds us men and ladies more together🎣🇺🇸🙂👍

DocB Loc: Bama

OJdidit wrote:

Glad to see my neighbor is still alive and well as I haven’t seen her since Groundhog Day.

OJ,
We have some hunting property up on the Tennessee line, and I have only seen one piebald on the property in the last 20 or so years, but I have seen a melanistic (spelling?) doe 2 years in a row, and she has also been seen by others in the family as well... Both times I saw her it was a week after season closed and I was happy to see she didn't get killed... A white deer stands out in the woods, but you wouldn't believe how much a totally black deer will stand out as well... She has no white or brown anywhere all you can see is black... extremely rare and pretty animal... All of that has seen her have said the same thing, that they wouldn't shoot her even if given the chance, we just hope the other property owners around us would feel the same...
Great Pics!, I wish I had been able to get some pics of our doe....
Doc