A rare sight!
- Thread starter TheTinMan
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Stinky_Hooker
God
Awesome find there!!
You take the pic?
You take the pic?
TheTinMan
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I'm out on the east end of LI, NY. The deer out here are out of control. The other day I counted 34 in one heard. About 2 weeks ago I counted 14....ALL BUCKS! What's up with that?
I had family visiting from CO and I was letting my nephew drive my car when we spotted the deer, drove a couple miles home to get a camera. I didn't think he would still be there when we got back but he was. My nephew snapped a few shots.
I had family visiting from CO and I was letting my nephew drive my car when we spotted the deer, drove a couple miles home to get a camera. I didn't think he would still be there when we got back but he was. My nephew snapped a few shots.
chumbucket
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Cool shot Tin. 8)
Dang! And a tame one on top of that!
Makes me hungry ;D
Makes me hungry ;D
Stinky_Hooker
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I gotta tell yall, when i saw the title I got scared!! 
I thought someone had seen Wily with a woman. :
WHEW!!! That was close!! Almost broke my heart!!! ;D
I thought someone had seen Wily with a woman. :
WHEW!!! That was close!! Almost broke my heart!!! ;D
willy
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Right now you'll still be seeing the bucks together in bachelor groups, once saw a bachelor group here of about thirty bucks. Looked like a moving forest of antlers.
In a few weeks the groups will start breaking up into smaller informal groups with a larger buck usually with a couple of up and comers hanging around. Once the punami goes into estrus all bets are off and the big boys are constantly running off the shorts trying to sniff some.
As we all know its tough work keeping on top of a harem
Usually the deer you see and refer to as albinos are actually piebolds, which are not true albinos with pink eyes and solid white. Piebolds are more common and dont have the eyes and will have at least some spots of brown on them.
Other deer in the heard will usually ostrisize them because they are easy to see in the woods and draw attention to the group even when they are not moving around. Thats a
NFG in nature.
In a few weeks the groups will start breaking up into smaller informal groups with a larger buck usually with a couple of up and comers hanging around. Once the punami goes into estrus all bets are off and the big boys are constantly running off the shorts trying to sniff some.
As we all know its tough work keeping on top of a harem
Usually the deer you see and refer to as albinos are actually piebolds, which are not true albinos with pink eyes and solid white. Piebolds are more common and dont have the eyes and will have at least some spots of brown on them.
Other deer in the heard will usually ostrisize them because they are easy to see in the woods and draw attention to the group even when they are not moving around. Thats a
NFG in nature.
reelapeelin
God
Nice shot, Tin... 8) ...