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I live and hunt in Sauk County, just outside of Baraboo, Wisconsin. About three weeks ago this young buck showed up and seems to be calling my neighbor’s and my property his new home. He seems to be totally white except for the tarsal glands and a black spot on his jaw. He has created quite a stir in the neighborhood. I have been a deer hunter for over 50 years and had never seen a white deer until now. Pretty cool.

—Dick Mielke, Wisconsin

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