Very cool "camo" piebald

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With the thin snow layer, this piebald buck is probably camoed better than he ever will be!

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PSEshooter16 said:
thats awesome!

I thought so too. And that series of pics of him (1 trigger, 5 burst mode pics) are the only pics I got of him. The pictures were taken the morning after Christmas and he's working a traditional scrape.
 
rem270 said:
he would make an awesome full body mount.

If I killed a piebald like that, I wouldn't care what his antlers were, I would at least get a shoulder mount.
 
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BSK said:
rem270 said:
he would make an awesome full body mount.

If I killed a piebald like that, I wouldn't care what his antlers were, I would at least get a shoulder mount.

you got that right. i seen a shoulder mount pie bald deer and they took the rest of his coat and draped it over the deer. it looked really good and was not near as much as a full body mount.
 
rem270 said:
BSK said:
rem270 said:
he would make an awesome full body mount.

If I killed a piebald like that, I wouldn't care what his antlers were, I would at least get a shoulder mount.

you got that right. i seen a shoulder mount pie bald deer and they took the rest of his coat and draped it over the deer. it looked really good and was not near as much as a full body mount.
Thats a good idea
 
i wander how much of the white is genetic? last summer i got pics of a little 8pointer with 4 white socks half way to his knees. plus he has a white spot on his forehead. Then later in the year i got a doe with the same pattern but with more white on her belly. im thinking its his mother but who knows.
 
landman said:
Traditional Scrape? New one on me, you talking as in a Primary Scrape?

Depends on how you define "Primary Scrape" (a designation I don't like, personally). A traditional scrape is a scrape that is used every year, year after year.
 

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