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Most deer hunters will never encounter a true albino whitetail. The recessive gene that causes albinism is so rare, in fact, that (according to the National Deer Association) it only occurs in an ...
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – An all-white buck has been spotted across the Tri-Cities over the last week, ... True albino white-tailed deer in Tennessee are protected by state law.
An injured albino deer fawn taken in recently by a Northern California wildlife rescue has died, officials say.
Piebaldness is slightly more common, affecting less than 2% of white-tailed deer, while albinism affects less than 1 in 20,000 ― or 0.005% of the population. Are white deer protected in Wisconsin?
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See photos and video of a rare 'albino' buck spotted in East Troy this weekend - MSNPiebaldness is slightly more common, affecting less than 2% of white-tailed deer, while albinism affects less than 1 in 20,000 ― or 0.005% of the population. Are white deer protected in Wisconsin?
An Outdoor Life article on albino whitetail deer put the number at 1 in 20,000. ... A mule deer buck with a rack to rival Medusa that was well known in various parts of Lewiston has died.
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AZ Animals on MSNPennsylvania’s Record-Breaking Whitetail Deer Harvest Discovered Decades LaterPennsylvania is one of the top states for whitetail deer hunting. The northeast state’s 1.5-million-deer population combined ...
An all-white buck has been spotted across the Tri-Cities over the last week, ... True albino white-tailed deer in Tennessee are protected by state law. By the TWRA’s standards, ...
The all-white deer was seen just off Highway J around 8 p.m. on Friday, July 26.
Kelly Daniels and her husband experienced a rare wildlife sighting while driving near their home in East Troy, Wis., Friday evening. As they were driving along Highway J around 8 p.m., Daniels said ...
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