I think I remember there being a few albino deer in Raleigh. Or maybe that was albino squirrels. Albinism is a congenital condition defined by the absence of pigment. Albino deer have a completely white hide and pink eyes, nose, and hooves. According to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, albinism is only observed in one in 30,000 deer. Piebald deer—deer that have blotches of white coloration on portions of their hide—are much more common. There are approximately one million deer in North Carolina, which means roughly 33 albino deer reside in the Tar Heel State. While there are no restrictions on hunting albino deer in North Carolina, many hunters believe that anyone who kills a white deer will experience a long run of bad luck
Except I don't care for venison, I say harvest as many as you want, even if they are green! They eat all my fruit trees in the winter and my decorative trees in the summer. They are like really tall chipmunks! There are none in my county and the picture I saw was about 25 years old. There was dead fawn in the road but when I went to drive around it, it was not dead; broken back, I think. I went on trying to figure the most humane way to put it down. If I came back and shot it I would have been arrested. I called the sheriff's dept. admitting to having a fire arm and waiting for them to come and arrest me after they did it in.