Can I harvest albino and piebald deer? Yes, albino and piebald deer can be taken following all deer hunting regulations. How ...

People often mistake them for albino deer. In some states, it is illegal to hunt albino or piebald deer. But they're not protected in Pennsylvania. "From a management perspective, I don't think ...

An ultra rare curious creature with a distinctive look has been caught on camera exploring the woods in Pennsylvania.

He was hunting on Gypsum Creek on the first day of the season when ... hanging around for a few seasons. Then, in 1946, an albino deer was reported as being spotted near the Lewis Brothers’ ranch ...

Meanwhile, others appreciated the moment for its rarity. It's illegal to hunt albino or Piebald deer in several states. But there are no sort of limitations in Pennsylvania. "That's an opportunity ...

The park drew widespread attention in 2008 when an albino buck was born ... of Monday through the city’s managed archery hunt. Last year, 56 deer were taken. The season runs from Oct. 1 through ...

(Terri Castelaz/Daily News photo) The park drew widespread attention in 2008 when an albino buck was born ... the city’s managed archery hunt. Last year, 56 deer were taken.

To target mature deer during the height of the rut, you can increase your odds by focusing on these spots to stand or still ...

It may not be a holiday on the calendar, but deer hunting season is one of the most celebrated times here in the Heartland.

The Game Commission says this can cause some people to confuse albino deer with piebald deer, but piebald deer still have brown eyes and black hooves. "We captured a stunning piebald deer on our ...

The late start to the Wisconsin gun deer hunting season Nov. 23-Dec.1 and a possible lack of snow could affect the harvest.