albino buck pictures

[Finn209]

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[theck]

Great pictures. He sure don't have any trouble hiding in the snow.

[B.G.O. of Kentucky]

Man, what a view...I would love to see that coming through the woods!

-Bobby

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[bushytail43]

is that a kentucky buck?

[Finn209]

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<br />is that a kentucky buck?
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I received it as an email Forward from a friend. The email said it was from one of the northern states. Mich. or Wis. I think.

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[buckfever]

Michigan has an island (Manitou Island) in Lake Michigan that is home to a number of albino deer. The island is large enough to sustain a herd, but with nowhere to go, the albino gene has been passed down from one generation to the next. Beautiful deer though.

[P. Beyer]

Awesome Photo's, Thanks!

Thanks for the side note also Ballard.

"It makes no difference whether I got anything; it has to do with how the day was spent"

Fred Bear

[buckfever]

I've never personally seen an albino (although I looked for them when I was fishing on Manitou), but I saw a piebald forkie in Ballard County about 12 years ago (about 2/3 white - he looked like a jersey cow). More recently, I saw a piebald doe (1/2 white) last year during the rut along River Road here in Jefferson County. She was being chased by an enormous buck and a basket 8 ptr. I think she's passing those genes along, b/c earlier this week I just got some trail timed pics of a small 8 ptr with 4 white stocking legs about 1 mile from where I saw the doe last year. It's good to see some different deer from time to time.

[deerman]

thats a nice buck, but that ain't no albino, its a piebald buck if it's got a touch of brown it ain;t no albino!

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[Al]

Deerman I suppose you researched the medical and veterinary manuals to get the exact meaning of the words albino and piebald.

[gut shot]

those are some awsome pics

[buckfever]

I think that is an albino. The pink eyes are definitely an albino trait, and the brown coloration you see on his head probably came from rubbing. The brown hocks were likely from glandular activity.