The range is from southern Canada to Panama except for parts of the western and southwestern U.S. The white-tailed deer was uncommon in the Adirondacks prior to the mid 19th century. Today, this ...

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 an almost mythical, mystic element.

Patel and her dad caught sight of three deer on the trip, two with the expected brown coats and a third covered in bright, all-white fur. "The white one came so close — only three meters away!

The piebald is one of several inherited variations in coloration found in white-tailed deer, says Christopher DePerno, DNR deer project leader. Albino, or all white, deer completely lack the ...

Two indigenous white “ezoshika” deer, considered a “messenger of God,” were seen separately grazing in snow-covered fields in the Sarobetsu plain in northern Hokkaido on Feb. 13.