Piebald deer are deer that have blotches of white coloration on portions of their hide that are usually dark in color. Albino deer are deer that lack pigmentation and have a completely white hide and pink eyes, nose and hooves. Piebald deer are much more common with some studies showing the trait may show up in one in 1,000 deer. Albinism is much rarer and may only be observed in one in 30,000 deer. There is also a very rare melanistic condition that causes a deer’s coloration to be extremely dark and sometimes black. This condition is much rarer than albinism.

This is a video capture of a half white 7 point that we had on our property, affectionately called Whitie. We passed him up to try to catch on video.

Unfortunately the neighbor took him out the next year. We are trying to get a picture of the full body mount. 

Great cam shot of a white buck in velvet

Pure Albino Buck

Kent Jones took this Piebald with an old 54 cal.Thompson Center about 600 yards from his back door in December 05'

John Ingersoll took this Michigan buck on December 19th, 2004.

Look in the White Deer Scrap book for more photos sent in from the field.
White Deer Scrap Book

Links I Found on White Deer

Home of the World’s Largest Herd of White Deer - Senica Army Depot