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oh how cute....now I have to find a new home to move bambi too.

 

Thanks John, somehow I knew I could count on you.

 

anytime man, anytime

 

mmmmm.....venison

 

You otta see the bucks that show up!

 

Awww.
I wish I had one for a pet!

 

i sat on a dear in Yosemite once... wonder where the pics are...

 

I sit on a Dear every night but I don't have any pictures either, the Deer show up despite this fact .

 

hehe oops


i'm sure i can dig up those pics for ya anyways i happen to know for a fact that all the members would LOVE to see them

 

hahah, Deer are the norm here, they love to run out across the road in huge fricken herds...

 

Yeah, we have herds roaming our area too.

Here's a few more in the front yard . . . .

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One more . . . .

 

geez Bob, we are covered with them here, but they dont take a nap and cuddle with our sprinklers! Thats cool

 

Yeah Scott . . . I think they're cool too.

The close up head shot picture was taken from my dinning room as the deer peeked in the window.

I've been keeping track of generational changes for fifteen years and can tell which parents some of them have decended from by their coloration and markings.

We had a total albino show up last winter . . red eyes, pink ears/nose/hooves and it was pure white . . . not one speck of any pigmentation! Needless to say it didn't make it through the summer with all the mountain lions we have.

Now I'm seeing a few yearlings around with white patches so the gene was apparently passed on.

 

wow, i've never seen an albino deer...



//ha! spelled it right!

 

It's no wonder . . . . supposedly the chance is between 1 in 30,000 and 1 in 100,000 that a Deer will be a true albino.

http://www.kerrlake.com/deer/albino.html
http://www.backwoodswisconsin.com/albinobuck.htm