I deal alot with hybrids of other species in my work andalot of times a certain animal may actually be a hybrid but exhibit 90%-99% of the characteristics of one species or the other. This makes visual assessment of hybrids very difficultand often times an animal may actually be a hybrid but look almost 100% like a whitetail or a muley without DNA testing. So my point is there may be many more hybrids out there than you think they just don't look like it.