Piebald Doe pic on page 2

[Sawpilot 75]

This girl just showed up. I know the area good and not sure where she came from but imagine she moved in for the winter due to the food on the farm. I hunted her after I got the picture but never laid eyes on her. Ended up shooting another big doe instead. I hope to at least get another picture of her.

[Sawpilot 75]

Issues with posting pic.

[shag08]

Wow! She's a pretty one.

[Butchie]

Beauty!

[dbd870]

Very cool!

[Tedd]

Nice! She looks healthy.

[jono446]

Those are so cool, my friend shot a piebald buck this year. They say they don't have a very long lifespan due to bad genetics

[Shadowhnter]

Am i the only one who can't see the pic?

[Zbone]

Curious what county?

[J. Cook]

Very pretty one - with that snow on the ground like that she'd be impossible to see if she wasn't moving.  

They are amazing as staying hidden - we had a piebald doe on a farm we hunting nearly 20 years ago for 5 straight seasons.  Only a few sightings each year, and no one able to every even take a shot at her.  Pretty amazing.

[Sawpilot 75]

Originally posted by Zbone:
Curious what county?

Ashland.

[smokin joe]

Good snow camo on her...
 

[Bud B.]

She is also a young deer. Very beautiful.

[smokin joe]

Good snow camo on her...
 

[The Whittler]

She's too quite to shoot.

[Sawpilot 75]

Originally posted by Bud B.:
She is also a young deer. Very beautiful.

She does look young so I hope she is around a few years. I hunted the area I got the pic because it's close to a big bedding area in hopes of seeing her on the hoof. I don't think I would have shot her due to her being young and keeping the genetics in the area. Hopefully she passes them on.

[Irish Archer]

Nice!

[oldskool]

I have got 2 over the years. A buck and a doe. I shot the doe on last day of season in a blinding snow storm. She ran about 40 yards and fell about 10 feet from my tailgate.

[KentuckyTJ]

I love it, great capture Aaron. Hope you two eventually cross paths.

[Bvas]

I can't see it either.