Taking a Sunday drive and saw this neat, grown, doe. Thought it was a dog when I first saw it in the Cedar thicket. First pic is a good view and last pic is with her tail in the air. Not a albino and two much white to call a traditional piebald. Hope she lives a long a prosperous life.
Won’t tell where but saw this neat doe today.
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thirdwilliam
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very nice
tree_ghost
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If I ever get lucky enough to take one in my life it's getting a full body mount...beautiful deer!
I believe my wife and I saw that deer a couple months ago. South of 110?
double browtine
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That is one cool doe! I agree with tree ghost, I would have a full body mount done.
Very cool
JeepKuntry
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Beautiful deer. But to me they all are. Never understood why an albino was prohibited. Oh that's right, politics.
backyardtndeer
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That is cool. Over 20 years of cams and nearly 30 of hunting the same ground, have never had any evidence of any here. If ever had the opportunity to kill one like that, would have to agree with the above that it would have to get a full body mount.
You use to be able to shoot them but a few years back TWRA but the white ones off limits for shooting. No idea why they did that.
Cool pic. I've seen pictures of em never seen one live.
BSK
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Because an influential politician's wife thinks white deer are "pretty."
That one appears legal, though. I don't think that it's a true albino
Very pretty. We had a local famous white 10 point in an area where i hunted. Everyone passed him. He was really docile. I saw him 2x while coyote hunting. He got killed by car eight before Christmas one yr. northern Bedford county. He was 5.5 when he died.
That's what I had heard also.
Sorry to hear about the car killing your buck.
