A friend Ted sent me this picture he took receintly

[Royal]

near his cabin in Wis. What a beauty but he will not last the hunting season or even until if the wrong hick sees it [attachment 99566 albino.jpg]

 

[Wayne in BC]

would ya be less critical if it was an albino rattler that bit ya, or an albino gator that et ya? Room for all of Gods critters, right next to the mashed potatoes!

 

[Royal]

as something to kill You grew up with much of this as a common thing but many of us didn't and appreciate these critters.

 

[Cupajo]

Hey Guys,

Easy there Friends!! There's a difference between killin for killins sake and killin fo eatin's sake!! When hunger's a factor, awe of nature's wonder takes a back seat every time!!!

BEEN THERE DONE THAT!!! (not recently),

Cupajo

 

[Wayne in BC]

mostly can't even be bothered to hunt anymore unless i need meat real bad. I would prefer eating Moose but we have none here.
I just like tormenting those that don't hunt

 

[George-CT]

For the white deer and white squirrels in this area, they seldom are seen the next year. They might do fine on snow, but before and after that all bets are off. I really enjoyed the white squirrel as he lived along our driveway for almost a year. Then gone..

 

[Micheal_R]

There was a deer with what looked to be a target on it's side. His buddy deer is making the comment "Bummer of a birthmark, buddy"

fair winds

Mikie

 

[Royal]

I think Full albinos are protected in Michigan but I am not sure this one is a full one.

There are idiots up here that would shoot it out of season and brag about it. They would probably try to have it mounted. Lots of bubba's up here.

They don't stand a chance during rifle season. In the winter it might be a different thing but it is not a blessing for that sucker for sure