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How
rare
are
albino
deer?
Biologists
estimate
they
occur
in
about
one
in
every
30,000
births.
And
unfortunately,
most
albino
fawns
don't
survive
to
adulthood.

This
albino
deer
that
was
shot
in
the
Bruce
Crossing
area
by
a
Bruce
Crossing
man
who
asked
TV
6
not
to
use
his
name.
It's
a
six-point
buck
with
an
18-inch
spread,
and
it
weighed
180
pounds
after
field
dressing.
The
hunter
estimates
the
deer
was
between
four
and
five
years
old.
He
plans
to
mount
the
entire
body
to
be
displayed
somewhere
in
town
for
everyone
to
see.
He's
open
to
suggestions.
http://wluctv6.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=225326

Another
nice
white
buck,
deer
picture
sent
in
by
anonymous!

Calico
Deer
-
Here
is
a
crazy
Buck
that
a
hunter
got
over
in
WI.
He
sent
these
pictures
to
a
bunch
of
people
to
see
what
he
could
get
and
the
owner
of
Cabela's
paid
him
$13,000
for
the
head
and
hide.
A
calico
buck
like
the
one
above
is
rarer
then
an
albino.
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