Wow, don't see many of those running around.

Is he legal to hunt? Public land or private?

AZ~Thunder

This particular deer hangs around on private land, however he's easy to spot since he hangs around close to a highway.

I have no idea if albino deer are protected. I did a search on the Colorado DOW website and could not find any info, so I'm not sure if that issue has ever been addressed.

I'm surprised white deer make it to adulthood, would seem to be an easy target. I personally would not want to shoot one.
Nice pictures

that is one pretty deer . thanks for sharing the picture of him .

Wow! Rare Muley!

He is still there, I saw him this weekend. What a cool thing to see, and he is right off the highway just west of Meeker. He stays on private land and is a pet for the entire town. The town marshal was pulled off looking at him when I drove by.

here he is this year in velvet with a budy

http://missouriwhitetails.com/forums/viewthread.php?tid=29413

He's growing up quite nicely

Nice buck.... As far as i know in washington at least. it is leagal to shoot an albino animal but frowned upon....for several reasons like they are so rare and possibley other bad genetic traits...but i am not sure.

That is a cool deer.

There was an albino-ish deer in E. WA when I lived there that I wanted to bag. It seems at the time (word of mouth) that albino deer were protected. I think to get the last word you would need to call the local gammie - and even that might not be the last word.