Don't know anything on this one. Sure looks cool though.

that is cool, I saw my first deer like that this year, it was a fawn and besides the funny coloring he was shaggy.

had a buck like that running around my fathers property a few years ago.it dissapered durring doe only muzzle loader season then was seen mounted and owned by one of the people who hunt the neighbors land he said it was taken 20 miles away where hunting was buck or doe.
i dont think deer travel that far.
i'm almost mad at the guy that took that deer.
if he had done it by the book i would be happy for him.
could have something to do with me passing on a shot at that deer because it was doe only season.leagal buck season was the next week.

Cool - you don't usually see a piebald buck that has antlers that good.

Like Gary said, I've seen pics of small piebald bucks and quite a few does, but never a buck that big.

TRULY UNIQUE!

I'd sure like to know where that buck was taken. A client of mine has a deer ranch were she breeds for antlers. She'll sell some off from time to time. That buck looks exactly like one she had until two years ago then sold off. He was a very respectable 5x4 going on four years in a row...h would have been around 6-7 yrds old.

Man that sure does look like her buck.

That was a healthy lookn buck!

I had recieved this pic in an email a little while back and have been inquiring as to its origination,and more than one person has said Greene County,NC.I will continue to dig for its origination.

I'll check with Ruth and see if that was her buck.