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Forums >> Texas Hunting >> Texas Deer Hunting >> Piebald deer

Piebald deer

 December 2, 2007 09:12 PM [#1]
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I got this as an email today.

  This is right off County Hwy O in Portage County, just north of Junction City (Northwest of Stevens Point).  This is a piebald fawn.  It was my good fortune that it was young and stupid since I was able to get within 10 yards of it.  It ran a few yards (Photo 6), I walked up again and took one last broadside photo before it ran into the woods.

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RE: Piebald deer

 December 2, 2007 09:15 PM [#2]
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Picture 2 & 3

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RE: Piebald deer

 December 2, 2007 09:25 PM [#3]
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Well, here is picture number 3

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RE: Piebald deer

 December 2, 2007 09:26 PM [#4]
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RE: Piebald deer

 December 2, 2007 09:29 PM [#5]
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RE: Piebald deer

 December 2, 2007 09:30 PM [#6]
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RE: Piebald deer

 December 2, 2007 11:34 PM [#7]
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I bet that thing won't last long in the wild. It's like having a target on his back.

RE: Piebald deer

 December 3, 2007 07:25 AM [#8]
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Yeah, it's a shame, but that is probably the truth.

 

Personally, I wouldn't shoot it.  Let others have a chance to see it, share the joy.

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 December 3, 2007 10:18 AM [#9]
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Natural selection though will take care of it. Coyotes can easily see it, dogs, bobcats, mountain lions, and unfortunately, people. It can't hide like it's brothers and sisters can...

RE: Piebald deer

 December 3, 2007 07:56 PM [#10]
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That's probably why you don't see more of them. We only have timber wolves and coyotes up here. I saw a couple of wolves about ten years ago and one coyote about five years ago. Oh, and a black bear a few weeks ago. After this weekend they will blend in a lttle better.

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RE: Piebald deer

 December 4, 2007 07:17 AM [#11]
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I hope he can make it. Beautiful deer, I would not shoot it either. An animal like that should be allowed to live for other people to see. Unfortunantly someone would take him as a novelity or try to sell him.

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