Stock photo of an albino white-tailed deer. There have been three spotted in an Ohio park. EEI_Tony/Getty. Nick Derico, natural resources manager at Mill Creek MetroParks, told Newsweek: "Albinism ...

The white-tailed deer "glowed," he said, but not because of its tail. It was an albino deer — very rare, very desirable as a trophy, and illegal to kill in many states. "They stand out like a ...

Experts estimate that less than 2% of the whitetail deer population suffers from Piebald. Either way, seeing an Albino or Piebald deer will give you a campfire story for years to come. Watch the Video ...

Meet Elsa! She’s an albino white-tailed deer at the Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo in Monroe. She’s a rare lady! General Curator Lisa Taylor says there’s about a 1 in 30,000 chance of a ...

This little Albino Whitetail Deer fawn was found in Conroe, Texas by Johnny and Kathy Maddox, they in turn called the game warden to have the deer examined and sent to a place for rehabilitation.

THE WOODS — Fewer than 2% of whitetail deer are piebald, or irregular in color; a genetic mutation leads to part of their hair being white. Some piebald deer have small patches of white hair ...

After an amateur photographer heard about an albino white-tailed deer in northern Butler County, he finally managed to photograph and video the animal twice, most recently in mid-August. “It was ...

According to nature experts, leucism—a different genetic condition—affects about 1 per cent of white-tailed deer. While some ...

Here's a deer of a different color! A Morgan County couple spotted a rare and enchanting albino white-tailed deer. Fittingly, they said they spotted it near Deer Lodge! Brenda and Jim Duke sent ...

Though the albino deer is rare – about one in 30,000, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation – they are not legally considered any different than whitetail deer in the state, ...

Piebald white-tailed deer is less than a 1 in 100 chance. Published: Dec. 09, 2012, 2:41 p.m. By . Marcus Schneck | [email protected]; ... The piebald condition is not the same as an albino deer.