Albino buck near Cable, WI

Steve: Where did those pics come from? I hunt up in that area and have seen albino doe before but no pics. Very cool!!

Steve: Where did those pics come from? I hunt up in that area and have seen albino doe before but no pics. Very cool!!

What great camo!!

What great camo!!

My first ever of seeing one with snow on the ground. Can you see him stomping his hoof as he suspects somethings up? nice pictures Steve

My first ever of seeing one with snow on the ground. Can you see him stomping his hoof as he suspects somethings up? nice pictures Steve

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Steve: Where did those pics come from? I hunt up in that area and have seen albino doe before but no pics. Very cool!!

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I asked the person who sent them to me that very question, all he knew was that they had come off of the web and have been floating around for awhile now. If anyone has any more info let us know.

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Steve: Where did those pics come from? I hunt up in that area and have seen albino doe before but no pics. Very cool!!

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I asked the person who sent them to me that very question, all he knew was that they had come off of the web and have been floating around for awhile now. If anyone has any more info let us know.

I recived this e-mail today with the info on this buck.

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Hi Steve-
Out of curiousity I crusied the internet for “albino buck cable”
because
it was a friend of mine who took those photos of the albino buck near
Cable. I did the search because I realize that everybody has seemed to
recieve the pictures over email. Last year she also photographed it
too,
it was only a six pointer then. When she sent this years photos of the
buck the thought crossed my mind that she should have copyrighted them,
because I, like others forwarded the pictures on to my deer hunting
friends and now the pictures are everywhere.

I live in Cable and another friend of mine called me yesterday to tell
me that he also saw the buck and it still had its antlers. I found that
interesting because I thought that most buck would have lost their
antlers by now. He was also able to get a good photo of the deer
walking
on a local lake. But the deer is alive and doing quite well. It lives
in
an area that (fingers crossed) it won’t be hit by a car, because their
are no highways around, only more less traveled roads.

I saw your posting on the net and thought you would be interested in a
bit more information.
Take care.
Brad

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I recived this e-mail today with the info on this buck.

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Hi Steve-
Out of curiousity I crusied the internet for “albino buck cable”
because
it was a friend of mine who took those photos of the albino buck near
Cable. I did the search because I realize that everybody has seemed to
recieve the pictures over email. Last year she also photographed it
too,
it was only a six pointer then. When she sent this years photos of the
buck the thought crossed my mind that she should have copyrighted them,
because I, like others forwarded the pictures on to my deer hunting
friends and now the pictures are everywhere.

I live in Cable and another friend of mine called me yesterday to tell
me that he also saw the buck and it still had its antlers. I found that
interesting because I thought that most buck would have lost their
antlers by now. He was also able to get a good photo of the deer
walking
on a local lake. But the deer is alive and doing quite well. It lives
in
an area that (fingers crossed) it won’t be hit by a car, because their
are no highways around, only more less traveled roads.

I saw your posting on the net and thought you would be interested in a
bit more information.
Take care.
Brad

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