What would you do?

[Ryan]

I have been waiting for my brother to post this picture, but I guess he is not going to.  These deer have been hanging out in our field all year and I'm sure I will see them in November.

[Ryan]

Just for the record, I am not going to shoot the albino.  I have a feeling if I did my mom would not let me back in the house.  She has already been warning me about it.  I will probably bring a camera to the stand with me and try to get a picture of it up close.

[UncleDave]

Eat dinner.

[JohnWester]

the other white meat.

[Randy Kaar]

If Mom says no, I wouldnt shoot it. Otherwise I think i would.

Head'n up to the property, May get some bowhuntin in.

randy

[kenhuntin]

Unless the lighting is really bad and it's hoof has mud on it it just looks like a lighter colored deer. Come November you probably won't see much of a contrast. The nose and eyes look dark to me.
 From what I can see of the tail granted that part is white. Just from my observation this is not Albino. If Mom feels an attachment to that one you best do what you can to protect it though.

[Ryan]

You could be right.  I have not seen it except for this picture.  I'm sure I will get a pretty close look in a couple of weeks.  This picture was probably taken from about 100 yards. 

[Ryan]

I did get to see this deer in person the other weekend while we were building stands.  It is just a lighter colored deer and it is lazy!  We were in one corner of the field building a stand and that deer was laying down on the other side while it's mom was eating.  I even drove by it with the ATV 3 times and it did not bother to stand up.  After we were done with the first stand we drove the truck over to fix my stand which is about 150 yards from where the deer were and they didn't bother to move until I got into my stand.  Anyway, the deer is definately a lighter color than the other deer, but it is not an albino.