Piebald Doe
10-18-2004, 09:27 PM
#1
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Rockaway,NJ.
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Piebald Doe
I saw a mature piebald doe for the second time tonight while driving by the property I hunt! She has awesome markings. I hope to see her again when I'm actually hunting......Jim
10-19-2004, 08:58 AM
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Piebald Doe
Hey Jim...
They are a sight to see...I took a 4pt piebald about 8 years ago bowhunting. I thought it was a springer spaniel and then a goat,,,till I saw the antlers!!!
Tanned the hide on this one.
They are a sight to see...I took a 4pt piebald about 8 years ago bowhunting. I thought it was a springer spaniel and then a goat,,,till I saw the antlers!!!
Tanned the hide on this one.
10-19-2004, 09:20 AM
#4
Boone & Crockett
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Location: Hughesville, PA USA
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RE: Piebald Doe
They are awesome to use a term from Jay Gregory.[&:] Several years ago I hunted a 2.5 yr old piebald doe almost exclusively. I had passed up some decent bucks to get a chance at her too. I had her as close as 50 yards on 5 occassions but she always appeared out of no where which was amazing considering as much white as she had. She was like a ghost and always won. The first time I saw her, like above I thought now dang it, whose dog is loose out here and then I realized she was with other deer....lol I never saw her after that archery season.
10-19-2004, 05:03 PM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Slower Lower Delaware 1st State
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RE: Piebald Doe
Six years ago a guy on our farm took a nice "basket rack" 10 pnt Piebald on opening day. It was a blotchy 3 tone brown and white. It did look like 3/4 goat/deer. I've got pictures but don't know how to post??
Anyway - the guy called F&W to get the low down on these animals. As I remember he was told very few exist as both male and female must have gene that produces Piebald traits. Many only live in marshy/low land areas as we saw evidence of hooves, "spread out",marsh mud on belly,legs on our Piebald.
4 months later I saw another Piebald buck about 3 miles away(alive). Haven't seen one since.
This past Spring I found dead BB Piebald dumped in woods about 100 yrds from entrance to our farm(out of season). Some slob shot him and dumped him.
Anyway - the guy called F&W to get the low down on these animals. As I remember he was told very few exist as both male and female must have gene that produces Piebald traits. Many only live in marshy/low land areas as we saw evidence of hooves, "spread out",marsh mud on belly,legs on our Piebald.
4 months later I saw another Piebald buck about 3 miles away(alive). Haven't seen one since.
This past Spring I found dead BB Piebald dumped in woods about 100 yrds from entrance to our farm(out of season). Some slob shot him and dumped him.
10-20-2004, 04:06 AM
#6
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 4
RE: Piebald Doe
Many only live in marshy/low land areas as we saw evidence of hooves, "spread out",marsh mud on belly,legs on our Piebald.
i have pics of a 100% whitey...gotta find them and i will post...saw her on the way to work for a few days a few years back.
