The Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ deer program specialist, Brent Rudolph, has stated that there is “no biological ...

A white, or albino, deer is a genetic variation rarely seen and was once illegal to hunt in Michigan. But in 2008, the state lifted the protection, although other deer hunting rules still apply.

Albinism is caused by the inability for the animal to produce melanin, according to Chad Stewart with the Michigan DNR. Deer ...

The odds of spotting this kind of animal is between 1 in 30,000 to 1 in 1,000,000, according to Kansas Wildlife & Parks.

All-white deer make up less than 1% of the deer population in Iowa, or as few as one out of every 30,000 deer, the Iowa City Press-Citizen reported in 2020. Two white deer were previously spotted ...

Albino deer by contrast only happen in an estimated one in 20,000 to 30,000 deer births, according to experts. The family spotted not one, but two different white deer in the same field. Kurt ...

Behold, a pale horse. Well, not quite, but it’s close enough. Seeing an all-white deer is almost as rare as seeing a unicorn. Witnessing them in their full form is so rare that sightings take on ...

A rare albino deer was spotted wandering through a Michigan suburb, video posted on social media on 18 June shows. Ramez ...

Two rare and possibly "albino" deer were seen on the back roads in Iowa around dusk by a man and his family as they were driving home in a rural area from a birthday dinner.

FOX 2 viewer Ramez Khuri says he was in Farmington Hills on 12 Mile between Middlebelt and Orchard Lake when he spotted the ghostly white deer walking across the road.