Albino Deer (Newcastle)

[huntemup]

Used to see an albino doe 2-3 times per week right off Memorial near Martin Nature park. Havent seen her in over a year now.

In my hometown(Garner, NC) there were 2 that I knew of around about the time the Air Force sent me to Tinker. One got hit by a car and they ended up getting a full body mount done and building a park around her. http://www.yelp.com/biz/white-deer-park-garner-parks-and-recreation-garner

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Passed it off to a local GW at breakfast, he suggested bobcat... /sarcasm

 

[CHenry]

Where exactly was this at? Its hard for me to tell also but doesnt look like a deer.

 

[justin_h635]

Looks honest to me, besides, even though I have never laid eyes on one in the wild I know several different people who have seen them. I know of several different sightings around Mercy Hospital/Gallairdia and also I believe multiple albino deer between Edmond and Guthrie on Broadway (going N towards Cimarron Golf courses).

 

[Jeremy1971]

Newcastle area is best I can do right now. I'll try and find out exactly Monday. The co-worker that gave me this is out today and I'll be out tomorrow. I just think it is interesting. I don't hunt this area at all so it doesn't matter to me one way or the other. But, it is just cool to know it is possible! LOL

 

[120 Acres]

 

[b.allen]

I got a pic of this one last year up by grand lake.

 

[b.allen]

Not sure why it's sideways or why it put 3 pics.

 

[dennishoddy]

True albino deer have pink eyes.
Piebald deer have normal eyes, and patches of normal color just for the record.

 

[huntemup]

Looks honest to me, besides, even though I have never laid eyes on one in the wild I know several different people who have seen them. I know of several different sightings around Mercy Hospital/Gallairdia and also I believe multiple albino deer between Edmond and Guthrie on Broadway (going N towards Cimarron Golf courses).

I'm betting this is the one I was referencing earlier. Any recent sightings? As I said I haven't seen her in quite a while.