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    Senior Member Big_Holla's Avatar
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    We had a piebald doe two years ago on the property. We wanted to let her go a couple years as her fawn was a button buck and we hoped maybe she'd end up with a piebald buck fawn one year. Oh well, she disappeared after gun season that year and hasn't been seen since.

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    Never seen one in person. Just on the internet lol. I would be pretty cool to come across one tho.
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    I've never seen one while I was hunting but I have seen a couple at check-in stations that guys have killed (you know back when you had to take them and get them checked in lol). And 2 years ago we saw a lil basket rack 6 pointer piebald standing on the side of the road when we were hunting down around Russellville. Would definitely like to harvest one tho.
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    I had a buddy kill a piebald doe in Noble county back in the mid 70's. Only piebald deer I've ever seen.
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    Had a doe on camera the past 3 seasons that has the white fur on her belly coming half to 2/3 way up her sides. In the fur, there are a few brown spots. I wouldn't consider this a true piebald, and we have chosen not to take her the past few years. However, still odd/cool to see her white fur on her belly stretch well up her sides, way farther than normal.

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    about 30 years ago I was building a tree stand in a pine tree when I heard something coming and it was a spike albino he was solid white with pink eyes but of course a poacher got him shortly after that
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    doe with white fawn

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    here is one my son got on camera last year
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