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They are very rare and thus the above statement holds even more water...
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
Check out his other 3 posts. Veddy veddy interesting
Venny venny interesting indeed.
The man be jonesin' for some venison.
My bad.... thanks though. Anyone willing to share? I'm willing to pay for the cost. Is that still considered selling or buying? I can't even get to a road-kill in good time.
jaybee
Ultimate Member
see this
https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=96792
ya missed your chance ---- Venison coming to Arby's ahead of Pa. hunting season
http://www.pennlive.com/food/index.ssf/2016/10/arbys_venison_pennsylvania.html
remrug
Ultimate Member
Albino, black or any other out of sorts animal are considered bad karma to shoot.
Its all pink on the inside.....lol
BigDaddy
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I wouldn't kill it. Maybe it will reproduce and produce a decent size buck.
Piebald deer have various degrees of white on them. They are considered genetically inferior. One of my hunting buddies saw one and decided he just had to kill it. It was the size of my beagle/coonhound mix.
Piebald deer have various degrees of white on them. They are considered genetically inferior. One of my hunting buddies saw one and decided he just had to kill it. It was the size of my beagle/coonhound mix.
Bad luck to shoot a albino or black deer. Hell I won't shoot a piebald now. A guy I hugged with shot a albino buck and the next year or two he lost his business, wife, truck, and three houses. Then another guy I hunt with shot a piebald and lost his job and was kick out of our hunting club (for doing stupid stuff) the following year.
rob257
Active Member
I just gotta ask..
mark ..
I just can't not ask.. you said "A guy I hugged with (repeat HUGGED) with" shot a albino buck then lost his business, wife,truck and three houses.
Then another guy you "hunt" (hugged) shot a piebald, lost his job and got kicked out of the hunt club " for doing stupid stuff".
And your blaming all that on unusual looking deer...OK....whatever..
mark ..
I just can't not ask.. you said "A guy I hugged with (repeat HUGGED) with" shot a albino buck then lost his business, wife,truck and three houses.
Then another guy you "hunt" (hugged
) shot a piebald, lost his job and got kicked out of the hunt club " for doing stupid stuff".And your blaming all that on unusual looking deer...OK....whatever..
Lol hunted withmark ..
I just can't not ask.. you said "A guy I hugged with (repeat HUGGED) with" shot a albino buck then lost his business, wife,truck and three houses.
Then another guy you "hunt" (hugged
And your blaming all that on unusual looking deer...OK....whatever..
Doofy_13
Member
I killed a piebald last year on Liberty and it didn't have any negative effects on my life or luck. Getting half body mount done. Should have it back in the next couple of months but my taxi does amazing work so I'm not pushin.
I would love to stick a melanistic deer. That would be a whole body mount for sure.
I would love to stick a melanistic deer. That would be a whole body mount for sure.
marko12
Senior Member
Shoot it, eat it and that's it.
Let it live and you can enjoy it over and over again.
Let it live and you can enjoy it over and over again.
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