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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
Looks alot like a Sika deer. I killed a stag on Friday. But never saw a doe so dark. One way to tell if its a sika is if it has K9's like a elk. Whitetail do not. There are different breeds of sikas. Here's a sika.
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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
The tail(what is visable) looks like a whitetails! Maybe just mutated color gene.If it is just mutated color it's a good one to take out of gene pool!
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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
Ears too big to be a sika,Sika usally smell real musky too! Noticed something else in the picture ZREX I hope it is a Sika or some exotic,or your partner is handicapped,the crossbow could be a problem hunting deer right now!I could be wrong...I am most the time!:D
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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
hes a disabled vet
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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
That is a dead deer. I've seen them before. Usually identified by the fact that they are "allowing: a human to touch them.
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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
The face looks like Gizmo from the gremlins. Damn those little gremlins
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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
ORIGINAL: DBerrard Who has the longer face...the deer or the friend?:D Sure is a good looking deer though. Bow ain't bad either, looks fun. Edit: Googled this up from JoeyG's info, http://www.northamericanwhitetail.com/weirdwhitetails/wt_1201melanistic/ |
RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
Ihave heard of melanistic deer, but no, I have never seen one and likely never will. I did some research and found that a black deer is much rarer than an albino or piebald. There seems to be a pocket of melanistic deer in central Texas, but other than that they are just freaks of nature, with one popping up here and there once in a while.
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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
Its melanistic its a one in a million chance and a hundred times less likely than an albino but there are a few in Texas from what I have read. Albinos are caused by a lack of pigment in their body melanistic are coused by the opposite an over abundance of it.
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RE: Dude ! what kind of deer is this? ( pic )
It is a fallow button buck. Trust me, worked on an exotic ranch north west of San Antonio fora few months. They come in colors ranging from black to white.
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