JBDaddy
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Some Indian tribes around here think they're spirit animals. That's why I'd pass on one other than taking pictures- I don't want the grief it'd bring here.
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DanielB89
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I would shoot. It's not legal here. Unfortunate as I live in a good area for white deer. I actually have 7 different ones located within 30 miles of my house.
I have a long history with this buck as his core area is only about a mile from my country home. I call him Halo. He turns 3 this year. His son Apollo turns 2 this year. I haven't gotten a decent photo of him this year.
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Are they both white? The son and father that is..
Do these genes keep getting passed on?
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Possible.
It definitely gets passed on. I live in a good area for white deer.
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No I wouldn't shoot . They are rare and I wouldn't shoot an albino buck or doe. An old Indian legend if you shoot an albino deer you'll have bad luck.
Would you take him if the opportunity arises? It’s legal in my state t
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