Piebald

[Timbo]

Baltimore County piebald harvested this week in my neighborhood by Lee Haile.

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0cc30b3127ccefb8229dab2bf00000030O00AZMm7Nu0ZNG IPbz4Y/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

[william a. robbins]

very cool I love the piebald deer

[crabby and son]

Very nice. I have seen several of them but never while hunting! Thanks for sharing.............Gary

[Anything-goes]

Very cool. I've got one behind the house that's I know is at least five years old. I know that they're often shunned by other deer, but she is the lead doe. I've seen her while bow hunting behind the house, but have decided she's cool to watch. I've got one on the farm I hunt that's just down right ugly. Here's the one from the neighborhood. http://lh4.ggpht.com/_Z-8lXqN-xfw/R0oA1QpAXAI/AAAAAAAAAJw/cP4m_pxgQis/s720/MDGC0106.JPG

[rich daiker]

My son shot one just like the trail cam pic in Carroll co. this season....Pretty little deer!

[night nurse]

Had a friend shoot one 3 years back and he laughed as he read they were bad luck to kill. He dropped it off at the Taxdermist for a full body mount. All sorts of BAD ( lost his Job, Broke his Back ect.) stuff happened to him in the next 3 months. When he got the mount back he never picked it up. Just paid for it and donated it....
Nice Deer you got though.

TED

[crow]

Was talking with an old fellow the other day, he told me that when you start to see deer with white spots on them it means they are over populated and inbred in the area. Never heard that before, anybody else ?

[Anything-goes]

Yes, I have researched it before and definitely believe that's at least the case for the ones that I've seen. IMany have shorter legs or a bump on the bridge of their nose. Look at this ugly one. This is from the farm I hunt, which is in need of some herd thinning. http://lh6.ggpht.com/_Z-8lXqN-xfw/TQmQD1vhdJI/AAAAAAAABrU/vVAwO2lEbW0/s720/Piebald.JPG

[mgribbin]

I shot this one in October with the bow.

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p282/mgribbin/DSC04664.jpg

[joshfkntaylor]

we see them at night, but never during the day

[martineta]

King William County VA along the Pamunkey River is crawling with them.