First I've ever seen on camera or otherwise

A few years ago I got tired of having to make a 14 hour round trip just to bushhog one of my hunting properties, so I decided to let it grow up and keep selective areas of it cut and planted in food plots. So, the result was a 10 acre thicket bordering a 100 yard wide strip of mature hardwoods, followed by another 5 acre thicket. In the last 2 years deer use of this area has exploded, and I'm now getting many pics of deer of all ages using the edge of the hardwoods between the two thickets. 4 years ago I began seeing a white squirrel in the area, and have seen it every hunting season since. But I've never seen a piebald deer, although my brother said he did about 15 years ago in this same area. So, I've always been hopeful I'd run across one with similar genetics. I pulled my cards yesterday after a few days and got these shots. Obviously a young doe, but hopeful she'll make it through the season to pass on her genes.

Cool, for sure

Beauty!

Unusual. My parents lived in KY and someone had released some black phase grey squirrels. I borrowed a hunting video from a friend. Camera was in a tree stand overlooking a field of orchard grass. Watched the grass move. An albino buck came out into the food plot!

Pretty cool. Never seen or gotten pics of a piebald on our farm.

cool

Safari Hunt said:

Unusual. My parents lived in KY and someone had released some black phase grey squirrels. I borrowed a hunting video from a friend. Camera was in a tree stand overlooking a field of orchard grass. Watched the grass move. An albino buck came out into the food plot!

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That's exciting.