tree_ghost
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That's the prettiest one I've ever seen!!!
A first on my farm...about 6 weeks old.
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Awesome
I've got one that hangs out on my lease. Her head and face look different than the other does, and almost goat like. She's a cool looking deer but I can't do it.
east_tn_gk
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Neat deer!
Agreed. A lot of piebald deer just aren't very attractive. But that one is stunning!
LA man
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Sure iz pretty
megalomaniac
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So beautiful!
Beautiful.
Absolutely. It wouldnt matter to me if it was 150" buck. Somethings are better left alone
Headhunter
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Yep, just like albinos and need to die. I would kill first opportunity if I had say so. If I didn't own the land and the landowner did not want is shot, it would be left alone, but if I had the say so, that would be killed quickly.
I guess it's good that she's on my farm then. Seen her again yesterday evening.
Beautiful pie-bald .
Dennis
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The piebalds that I have seen all had some physical deformities along with the colorations. It isn't a trait you would want to pass on.
BSK
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Country1, Piebalds are amazing to behold, but you do NOT want this genetic anomaly becoming commonplace in your hunting area. Piebaldism is a genetic anomaly that goes hand-in-hand with many very negative genetic traits. There is a reason piebalds and albinoes are fairly rare, and it's not because predators can see them easier. It is because their negative genetic anomalies vastly decreasing their long-term survivability.
I'm not saying go out and shoot this deer. I'm just saying, having more piebalds is NOT a good thing.
Topherstrux
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So pretty
