protein working, our fawns are healthy

[Mexico]

Very cool!

[kruppa24]

never seen that one before, very cool

[Killer]

Never seen this Wow

[Hobbs]

I've seen does that keep their spots along their backbone but nothing like that buck. Cool!

[texan4ut]

Pretty cool.

[Lights Out]

Some whitetails never lose their spots, but it is fairly rare. Pretty cool!

This…..yep cool

[Preacher Man]

is that a fawn or a yearling?

fawnling

[W E H]

Probably just a little throwback from his youth. They shot it Saturday.

They’re tanning whole hide. Euroing the skull.

That was the first picture or sighting of it earlier in the week

Located in the Gonzales county area. TPWD took a sample of the deer to have their biologists analyze it. They said it was a whitetail that never lost its spots. They told him that he had a better chance of seeing albino whitetails than ones that never lose their spots.

[Chad C]

pretty cool.

[slayr]

Must be feeding Double Down to get fawns that big!

[W E H]

Must be feeding Double Down to get fawns that big!

Little Debbie Oatmeal Creampies, Natural Light and Fehner Protein

[TX_Kevin]

That
is
a
Mega Fawn...
(sorry, someone had to...)

[AntlerCollector]

Not any kind of cross with an Axis.

It’s very rare to see a whitetail keep his spot all over like that. I’ve seen one that was a two year old with spots still on his hind quarters.

Definitely cool

[Razrbk89]

I killed a doe a couple years ago that had fawn spots like that. Not as pronounced, but a solid two rows down the spine that were obvious, up close.

That’s a super cool buck!

[RRagan83]

I have seen it a couple times not as predominant as those spots though it should makes it easy to track that buck