Big White Buck!

AZWALKER · Oct 25, 2006

Here is a pic of a big piebald buck my buddies and I saw on the way back from our Wyo hunt. Hope you all enjoy.

AZWALKER · Oct 25, 2006

I can't get it to work, can I e-mail this picture to someone to post for me???

Donnie

AZWALKER · Oct 25, 2006

I had to zoom way in to get it down to 100K.... sorry its so grainy.

AZWALKER · Oct 25, 2006

If someone wants to see the unzoomed photo let me know and I'll e-mail it to you.

Donnie

D13er · Oct 25, 2006

huntingwabbits,

AZWALKER has been here quite awhile and I don't remember him posting anything that would lead anyone to not believe him. In your long career here can you tell us why you think he is a faker ??

JB

kilowatt · Oct 25, 2006

LAST EDITED ON Oct-25-06 AT 10:34PM (MST)[p]AZWALKER,

Send the picture to me and I will re-size it and post the picture.
Click on the "double envelope" right next to my name above here.
Brian

NDBadlandsbucks · Oct 26, 2006

Looks like a cool picture, I'd like to see the original if its better quality, [email protected] Thanks in advance.

Keep the Sun at Your Back and the Wind in Your Face

AZWALKER · Oct 30, 2006

D13er, Thank you!

I sent the pic to you Kilowatt.

Sorry it took so long to respond I was guiding some friends on a deer hunt last weekend.

Donnie

kilowatt · Oct 30, 2006

Tried to resize it but was starting to look like the one you allready posted, so here is the original copy of the buck. He sure is a nice buck and thanks for the picture.
Brian

PAL · Oct 30, 2006

Very cool photo, definetely something you don't see very often. I've seen some partial or patched whites through the years and we had a full albino doe on the mountain above our house back when I was a kid in North Central Washington. She had twin buck full albino fawns one year and our neighbor popped one a couple years later and had him mounted. I know someone poached the doe and not sure what happened to the other buck, but I'm sure the same happened to him.

Longun · Oct 30, 2006

Is that the same buck that was posted awhile back down in Colorado?

AWHOLELOTTABULL · Oct 30, 2006

Donnie,
Fire that picture my way. I would love to see a clearer version. Thanks for sharing. [email protected]

It's always an adventure!!!

BigDcRed · Oct 31, 2006

Not sure if this is the same one but cool anyway.

NMHUNTNUTT1 · Oct 31, 2006

Thats pretty cool for sure . Is he on private land or public, and does any body know what causes that? Thanks for posting...

bowhuntinnut36 · Oct 31, 2006

Somebody has been through Meeker, this buck live right here about a mile and a half out of town on private land. He is 4 1/2 years old and is about 160". If he stays where he has for the last 4 years he will be safe except for poachers and or cars. I almost killed him one night in the middle of the rut last year as he chased a doe across the road. He is very well protected by the people that live here, don't think there is anyway that anyone would get away with killing him, and i hope nobody tries.

AZWALKER · Oct 31, 2006

If you don't want to see this guy poached why would you announce on a public forum where you think he is or where another one like him may be found???

For his protection I won't say where we saw him but he was on a large piece of private land.

I'll e-mail the pic to everyone who asked as soon as I'm done here.

Donnie

P.S. How many does do you guys see in the pic???

fatrooster · Oct 31, 2006

I think I see 3 does. fatrooster.

AZWALKER · Nov 1, 2006

You are right rooster. When we were driving down the road and I spotted the bigdog he was with three doe's. I remember saying to my buddies "Whats that horse running with those doe's for?". Then it dawned on me "That ain't no horse, thats a deer!". We pulled over and got about 5 min. of video and some pictures, the best being the one I posted. It was a moment I'll never forget and the fact that I have photos and video to show my grandchildren someday makes it all the more special. We were on a hunt in Wyoming and it was on our way home that we spotted him. The cool thing is we went 9 for 9 on our hunt, so he was the white icing on our cake.

Donnie