Pinto Fawn

[Colorado Cowboy]

Finally got some pictures of a "Pinto" fawn that was dropped this summer. The doe shows some spotting, but not like this little tyke. Really pretty. We have quite a few mule deer that are here all the time. Bucks come in during the winter for the rut and then pretty much disappear.

 

[ivorytip]

wow that's really cool, I have yet to see one of those. seen an albino moose years ago down the valley though. great pic!

 

[boiler]

Wow, never seen that before. Thanks

 

[Tim McCoy]

Never seen the like personally. Pretty cool picture.

There was a u-tube video going around recently that showed a herd of piebald WT, including a mature buck. Must have been 8-9 or so of them. Some areas may protect them from hunting? I seem to recall hearing that sometime ago. But one would make a unique trophy if legal.

 

[Slugz]

Man that's cool. Thanks for sharing CC.

 

[Colorado Cowboy]

Be cool if this turns out to be a buck.

 

[Shane13]

That's very cool. If it turns out to be a buck and somehow makes 6 years of age and grows a 200" typical rack, please call me.

 

[marshmstr]

That's really neat!!


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[Colorado T]

Really cool, thanks for sharing CC.

 

[JimP]

It is actually called a "piebald" with that coloration.

I had a very large buck that I was putting the stalk on last year in Utah that had it but he busted me at 20 yards in some brush and I never got a shot at him with my muzzle loader. He would of made a very unique mount.

I still wonder if I should of tried a shot but then I'm glad that I didn't.

 

[B&C Blacktails]

Awesome pictures CC! I've seen a few piebald blacktails here in California and even a couple albinos. I shot a piebald cow elk in Colorado a few years back it sure was pretty I packed the hide out too