Have you ever seen or got one of these
 

Anyone out there ever seen or got an albino (all white) squirrel?

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Seen one. I only see him while im deer huntin, NEVER when im out to shoot tree rats. I also got a mix out here. He has a grey tail, red body, and a grey head. Im fixin to shoot her too if I can find either one of them:)

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I got a Fox Squirrel last year with a white tipped tail, but have never seen an all white one.

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last year i saw an almost all white one while sitting a deer stand.he had just a slight tinge of gray color to him but from a distance looked pure white.havn't seen him this year,somone may have harvested him.

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i killed an all white squirrel about 20 years ago. it was completely white from head to end of tail. was going to have it mounted but 20 years ago money was tight.

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I've never seen solid white ones, but once while deer hunting I saw 4 together in the pines, and two of them were white with black faces, feet, and tails. One of the other two was the regular colored gray and orange, and the last was solid black. I just wished I had something besides my .300 with me that morning. Those two white ones were the prettiest by far of any fox squirrels that I have ever seen.

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when I was doing taxidermy work,I mounted a true white albion(with pink eyes).a little boy shot it and the squirrel lodged on a limb.the little boy walked home got a latter and went back and got his animal.

there is a place in central Fla. called (Yankee Town) there are a lot of white ones there.you can drive down Riverside Drive in late evening and see several.there is no hunting within several miles of there,so they are safe.

I am not a hunter I am a whitetail population reduction specialest

remember keep your back to the sun, your knife sharp, and your powder dry.