Awesome sight

[onewakuwa]

It's been my understanding that true albino game animals are not legal to harvest.  Haven't reviewed the regs pertaining to this lately though. 

[boneaddict]

Key is they have to be true albino, not just white.  Such as that doe wouldn't be considered an albino because of the lack of red eyes, or the lack of the lack of pigment in their eyes.  Most are just piebald or part white.

[mossback91]

Ive got a picture of a true albino pink nose ears everything around here somewhere its a nice 4x4. Was up on the loup loup pass by twisp, WA. Now only if I could find that picture.

[huntnphool]

Cool pics Jackelope, that first one even has pink inside its ears.

[jackelope]

not mine...i just found them on line.
i've had 3 albino burmese pythons in my past so i kind of got into the albino stuff a little bit.

[dbllunger]

I have seen an all white doe and a paint colored 2pt in Douglas County.  I also saw a paint colored small three point in Stevens county but no pic.  I have a picture of the Doe on film, way before digital cameras were around. 

[huntnphool]

old topic but thought I might share these.

[smdave]

Here is a list of states that allow or not hunting of albino and piebald deer. I so not know when this list was made so it might not be upto date.

http://www.southeasternoutdoors.com/outdoors/hunting/hunting-albino-deer-illegal.html

Dave