So, I have spent years looking at/for deer along the side of the road in my travels. Seen hundreds and hundreds along the travels to the eastern shore. Today I saw twin fawn piebalds. As we passed them up, we thought quickly about stopping to take a photo but I was afraid they would take off and run into the highway. Wife looked it up and the internets said they were as rare as 1-2% but I felt just a single piebald is more rare than that. These 2 were about 80% white and about a little over knee high.
twin piebald fawns
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Awesome sighting! Have seen several in Western MD and WV. The last couple that I saw were in Dolly Sods in WV a couple of years ago. Both were yearlings. Not certain if they were fraternal twins, sibs or just associating in a family group, but one was also a dwarf.
namrelio
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Seen a bunch in my lifetime, never two at one time.
delaware_export
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They may be the deformity of nature, but they are pretty.
Had one over 80% white at our place about 10 years back. The first time I saw it freaked me out a little. I was thinking the neighbors lab. But as it came into view, it was a nice almost albino.
No one at our place got it. Didn’t see it the next year.
Had one over 80% white at our place about 10 years back. The first time I saw it freaked me out a little. I was thinking the neighbors lab. But as it came into view, it was a nice almost albino.
No one at our place got it. Didn’t see it the next year.
oldest daughter showed me a place in upstate NY- Senecawhitedeer.org Seneca Creek Depot. Supposedly not doing tours anymore but she got a notice that a new company took over and are ding it.
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Doco Overboard
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My buddy had a Pie Bald buck he kept for breeding. One day some dogs came in and chased it back and forth around the enclosure to the point it shredded its ears to bits from running into the fence panicking.
He kept it for about another year and with its rack messed up he finally put it down.
EVery once in a while we see a few of them come out. Seems like there is more and more of them to where the genes get passed down and one pops up.
I never seen one in the woods when I was hunting, always from the road when driving.
Theirs one just up the road on the way to town.
He kept it for about another year and with its rack messed up he finally put it down.
EVery once in a while we see a few of them come out. Seems like there is more and more of them to where the genes get passed down and one pops up.
I never seen one in the woods when I was hunting, always from the road when driving.
Theirs one just up the road on the way to town.
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look delicious
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