I've seen albinos but never a spotted one. Looks like a good adaptation to that habitat."JohnL57"I was hiking in Utah recently and came upon this spotted deer-took pics with my phone but quality isn't great.
It's the only time I've ever seen one like that, how about you folks?
John
irideI got some hunting land I can use down by Junction Texas, Lots of game down there that have escaped ranches,
I got to stop and try and figure out what the hell it is,
One is black and brown and has antlers like a moose , and about the size of a horse.
Never seen them at the feeders, (camera) just on the side of the road.
Deer in picture kind of look like a cross between a axis and a mule deer?
Mike
Google fallow deer, they can be white, spotted brown similar to an axis and chocolate brown. I wouldn't say as big as a horse but they do have palmated antlers similar to moose. Axis, blackbuck, sika, and fallow deer are the most common free-ranging exotics found in the Hill Country of Texas.
That piebald deer is a cool find, they have several melanistic (dark colored) deer in Central Texas.
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God had His thinking cap on when he contemplated where them thar deer might roam."ztirffritz".... Evolution is amazing ain't it?
I would like to go on record as passing right by Cabela's AND Bass Pro Shops superstores without going in. I did have my wife with me which would have made concealing any long brown boxes rather difficult. It could have been worse, I might have had to drive past Airguns of Arizona!"colbhasa"I visited Arches in 2015 and 2016. Didn't take my rifle though. ;-) Beautiful country. Saw this doe at Devil's Garden just at sunrise.
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