Can u shoot this?

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ReedJL

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I'm going to say no, but i am not expert looks albino with white nose and all. Beautiful looking deer though to bad
 
If its got some brown on it somewhere then shoot away. If its white all over then no. Someone correct me If I'm wrong.
 
Can you legally CATCH him and have your picture taken with him ? *lol* Wow, at least you got a beautiful picture of him. Have you ever even seen that deer in person ?
 
I agree with others it looks albino. Heck of a deer. That guy has been around a while and has been eating good too.
 
One sure fire way would be to go ahead and shoot him then go check him in that way you would know for sure. :D Just kidding man and no you can not shoot him.
 
A property I used to hunt in Williamson county had albino genetics on the place - used to see an albino doe there quite often.

Now... About 30 high dollar homes sit on that farm! Needless to say, my hunting privileges have been "revoked!"

Never saw an albino buck, but always wanted to!

Beautiful!
 
That is a really cool animal. I don't think I'd have the heart to kill it even if it was legal.
 
Brown in the tarsal gland area. Fire away.

Forehead looks brown too. Both could be shadows though. Ground check, jk.

It's a law because the state legislature thought they were pretty. At least thats the way i always understood it when they passed it. I've always thought coyotes are cool so when i get elected no more shooting them.
 
I know that deer. He's famous in the grassland, Franklin area. Practically a neigborhood pet to many. Good lookin ole boy. He does have brown on his forehead but I think it's from rubbing.
 
Trevor2 said:
It appear no. Can someone explain y they made it illegal what a shame

X2.

Can someone like SCN explain why a genetic abnormality makes the animal off limits? I have always been curious about this.
 
So what if you had a non resident Alabama License and shot an albino deer which is legal there and then checked it in online which you can. See the loop hole?
 
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