RL338
Handloader
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Recently I’ve captured 3 different albinos on camera a little buck , bigger buck , and a doe.
The White Guys
- Thread starter RL338
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- Nov 4, 2004
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Those are very cool! I’ve only seen one albino, it was a buck that was captured by the MI DNR and placed in the Presque Isle Zoo in Marquette MI. I did see a Piebald doe many years ago and that was pretty cool.
Here in MI albinos are protected but piebalds are legal to harvest.
We saw this piebald at the meat locker last year.
JD338
Here in MI albinos are protected but piebalds are legal to harvest.
We saw this piebald at the meat locker last year.
JD338
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Ammo Smith
- Dec 13, 2013
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Amazing thing- genetics.
DrMike
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- Nov 8, 2006
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Interesting genetic pool in that area. I've only seen one albino deer in the wild, though I have witnessed a few piebald deer in the past.
Blkram
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Very cool to see 3!
I have seen an albino cow moose, and several piebald deer over the years.
I have also seen a couple of bears where one was a light cream colour with cinnamon paws and the other one that was more of a piebald in colouration, while travelling throughout my assigned work areas. Very cool!
I have seen an albino cow moose, and several piebald deer over the years.
I have also seen a couple of bears where one was a light cream colour with cinnamon paws and the other one that was more of a piebald in colouration, while travelling throughout my assigned work areas. Very cool!
