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Blonde Black Bear Sighted in Michigan UP
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wonderful!!!! Black bears are beautiful bears with gorgeous faces....a blonde black bear is a knock out!
We have a black bear that visits every Spring when he wakes up, looking for sunflower seeds in our bird feeder! Its face is beautiful.!
We have a black bear that visits every Spring when he wakes up, looking for sunflower seeds in our bird feeder! Its face is beautiful.!
SweetSue92
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Black bears are common in MI but a "Spirit" or white black bear is not.
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A double-recessive gene is required! More here
Such a little guy too....100 lbs!
Black bears are common in MI but a "Spirit" or white black bear is not.
I wonder if black bears keep asking it for free money
Our favored deer, named Lady, who comes to my kitchen window for apples, with her baby fawns, every year a new couple of them, had an unusual baby fawn this year!!!! Much like this blonde bear, her single fawn is a Pie bald deer....it is white and brown, like a Pinto horse!!! Only 1% of the white tail deer are Piebald deer! Hunters can go their whole hunting lives up here, and never see one! I feel so blessed, to see her every day, with her mama, at my window!
Let me see if I can upload a picture of her!
Last year, Lady had two babies, and one was a boy...holy crap, we have a buck! We've only had doe babies coming here with mama doe, in the 15 years here! None of the dear herd that hangs out here, ever had a boy!
So we were still in shock from Lady's last year babies, which we've also named appropriately, Rudolph and Clarice! Rudolph antlers are about 10 inches now, single sticks where you can see a new limb begining, and he watches over his little pie bald sister sometimes when Lady comes to the window.
I won't know for another month if the pie bald is a doe or buck, if a he, little buttons will show on the head.
If a boy, I may call him Pinto.
If a girl, I think I will name her Piewacket/Pyewacket!
Let me see if I can upload a picture of her!
Last year, Lady had two babies, and one was a boy...holy crap, we have a buck! We've only had doe babies coming here with mama doe, in the 15 years here! None of the dear herd that hangs out here, ever had a boy!
So we were still in shock from Lady's last year babies, which we've also named appropriately, Rudolph and Clarice! Rudolph antlers are about 10 inches now, single sticks where you can see a new limb begining, and he watches over his little pie bald sister sometimes when Lady comes to the window.
I won't know for another month if the pie bald is a doe or buck, if a he, little buttons will show on the head.
If a boy, I may call him Pinto.
If a girl, I think I will name her Piewacket/Pyewacket!
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That's so cool. I hope you can put up a picture!Our favored deer, named Lady, who comes to my kitchen window for apples, with her baby fawns, every year a new couple of them, had an unusual baby fawn this year!!!! Much like this blonde bear, her single fawn is a Pie bald deer....it is white and brown, like a Pinto horse!!! Only 1% of the white tail deer are Piebald deer! Hunters can go their whole hunting lives up here, and never see one! I feel so blessed, to see her every day, with her mama, at my window!
Let me see if I can upload a picture of her!
Last year, lady had two babies, and one was a boy...holy crap, we have a buck! We've only had doe babies coming here with mama doe, in the 15 years here! None of the dear herd that hangs out here, ever had a boy!
So we were still in shock from Lady's last year babies, which we've also named appropriately, Rudolph and Clarice! Rudolph antlers are about 10 inches now, single sticks where you can see a new limb begining, and he watches over his little pie bald sister sometimes when Lady comes to the window.
I won't know for another month if the pie bald is a doe or buck, if a he, little buttons will show on the head.
If a boy, I may call him Pinto.
If a girl, I think I will name her Piewacket/Pyewacket!
If a boy, I may call him Pinto.
If a girl, I think I will name her Piewacket/Pyewacket!
How about "shepard" or "french silk"?
Here are some I took today.Wow. I've never seen a piebald deer. Thanks for posting those!
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Nice storyOur favored deer, named Lady, who comes to my kitchen window for apples, with her baby fawns, every year a new couple of them, had an unusual baby fawn this year!!!! Much like this blonde bear, her single fawn is a Pie bald deer....it is white and brown, like a Pinto horse!!! Only 1% of the white tail deer are Piebald deer! Hunters can go their whole hunting lives up here, and never see one! I feel so blessed, to see her every day, with her mama, at my window!
Let me see if I can upload a picture of her!
Last year, Lady had two babies, and one was a boy...holy crap, we have a buck! We've only had doe babies coming here with mama doe, in the 15 years here! None of the dear herd that hangs out here, ever had a boy!
So we were still in shock from Lady's last year babies, which we've also named appropriately, Rudolph and Clarice! Rudolph antlers are about 10 inches now, single sticks where you can see a new limb begining, and he watches over his little pie bald sister sometimes when Lady comes to the window.
I won't know for another month if the pie bald is a doe or buck, if a he, little buttons will show on the head.
If a boy, I may call him Pinto.
If a girl, I think I will name her Piewacket/Pyewacket!
But I’m a deer hunter
You and my neighbor across the way, who always thanks me for fattening up!Nice story
But I’m a deer hunter
So far, about 20 of Lady's family herd sleep and hangout on our property during hunting season! There are 1000 acres of woods surrounding me and our neighbor... where he could hunt but he can't hunt surrounding his house or mine.
Lady and immediate kids are safe here and on his property, which they sometimes go.... so, just to torment and torture him!!!
Mac-7
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I think that deer is harder to hide than deer of regular colorYou and my neighbor across the way, who always thanks me for fattening up!
So far, about 20 of Lady's family herd sleep and hangout on our property during hunting season! There are 1000 acres of woods surrounding me and our neighbor... where he could hunt but he can't hunt surrounding his house or mine.
Lady and immediate kids are safe here and on his property, which they sometimes go.... so, just to torment and torture him!!!
That may explain why they are uncommon
My soft spot in the animal world is chickens
If you watch them they are real characters
We have two wild chickens, though they are not technically chickens, they are a little smaller, and are called ruffed grouse...they act just like chickens but live somewhere in the woods. Two come every day, a few times a day to eat some deer corn. Matt and I have grown very fond of them...matt had a pet chicken when young that was in love with Matt's dad and would run from wherever it was, to greet his dad and wait to be petted and scratched, when his dad got home. Big Red was her name.I think that deer is harder to hide than deer of regular color
That may explain why they are uncommon
My soft spot in the animal world is chickens
If you watch them they are real characters
Anyway we had a arctic front, the temp got to -19, 19 below zero three weeks ago, and they had not teturned, we were very sad, because we thought they were dead!!
that they did not make it through the freeze.But yesterday...they both returned and Matt spotted them eating the deer corn...what a relief!
We have no idea where they went or how they survived.
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Native American lore is it us bad luck to kill a PIE BALD deer!Bad ass buck right here…
Have you had bad luck since you killed that PIE BALD buck???
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Native American lore is it us bad luck to kill a PIE BALD deer!
It’s not mine. Unfortunately.
Mac-7
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My chickens only like me when I feed themWe have two wild chickens, though they are not technically chickens, they are a little smaller, and are called ruffed grouse...they act just like chickens but live somewhere in the woods. Two come every day, a few times a day to eat some deer corn. Matt and I have grown very fond of them...matt had a pet chicken when young that was in love with Matt's dad and would run from wherever it was, to greet his dad and wait to be petted and scratched, when his dad got home. Big Red was her name.
Anyway we had a arctic front, the temp got to -19, 19 below zero three weeks ago, and they had not teturned, we were very sad, because we thought they were dead!!
But yesterday...they both returned and Matt spotted them eating the deer corn...what a relief!
We have no idea where they went or how they survived.
All hens except for one rooster
I will add more this spring
He is a beauty. Only 1% to 2% of deer born, have this genetic defect.It’s not mine. Unfortunately.
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